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03/09/2024

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28/08/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mohd Haji, Muhammad Sufyan

14/08/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Nkemjika Joel Umunnakwe, Hygenis Igwe, Eliphar Ehichioya, Joshua Adavize, Dènye Dimansyon, Paul Mango Amose, Ude Otis, Ada Jesus, Mhizy Testy, Bode Onifade, Assale Derby, Thomas Nashima, Fox Cartoons, Abdul Wahab, Winet Tommy, Chiz Gold

06/08/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Harrison Nwabuzor, Ka Bloomy Cherry, Ojutiku Gbenga, Teeboy Yungwealth, Nkwo Promise Onyinyechukwu, Martin Etuman, Aqua Symon, De Great Adonis, Nwokorie Victor, Chibueze Miracle, Melody Martin, Ify It'z Lazaru, Ali Dars Hakim, Sheu Sanusi, Larry Blaq, Aku Ragion, Rizkan Rizki, Sam Sam, Ama Erxa, Kofi Quaicoe, Gentle Bullet, Kenz Vml, Locuz Boy, Ngyanye Abisb

04/08/2024

Imagine someone listening to a song and thinking of you.

04/08/2024

"Life without music is unthinkable".

04/08/2024

# # # How to Sing High Notes: Tips and Techniques

Hey everyone! It's Dom Maik here, and today I’m sharing some tips on how to sing those high notes with ease and confidence. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced singer, these tips will help you improve your high range. Let's get started!

# # # # 1. Warm Up Your Voice
Before attempting high notes, it's crucial to warm up your voice. Try these exercises:
- **Lip trills**: Helps loosen your vocal cords.
- **Scales**: Sing scales starting from a comfortable note and gradually move higher.
- **Humming**: Warm up your vocal cords gently with humming exercises.

# # # # 2. Proper Breathing Techniques
Good breath support is key to hitting high notes:
- **Diaphragmatic breathing**: Breathe deeply into your diaphragm, not just your chest.
- **Controlled exhalation**: Practice controlling your breath as you exhale, which will help you sustain high notes.

# # # # 3. Engage Your Core
Use your core muscles to support your voice. Engage your abdominal muscles to help control your breath and provide the power needed for high notes.

# # # # 4. Keep Your Throat Open
An open throat is essential for singing high notes without strain:
- **Imagine a yawn**: This will help keep your throat open and relaxed.
- **Relax your jaw and tongue**: Avoid tension in these areas.

# # # # 5. Use Your Head Voice
Transitioning to your head voice makes it easier to hit higher notes:
- **Light and relaxed**: Your head voice should feel lighter and more relaxed than your chest voice.
- **Practice scales**: Start in your chest voice and smoothly transition to your head voice as you go higher.

# # # # 6. Focus on Placement
Proper placement of your voice can make high notes sound more resonant:
- **Forward resonance**: Focus on placing the sound in the mask area (around your nose and eyes).
- **Bright tone**: Aim for a bright, clear tone.

# # # # 7. Practice Regularly
Consistent practice is key to developing your high range:
- **Daily exercises**: Dedicate time each day to practice your high notes.
- **Gradual progress**: Start with notes within your current range and gradually extend higher.

# # # # 8. Stay Hydrated
Keep your vocal cords hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Hydration helps maintain vocal health and flexibility.

# # # # 9. Rest Your Voice
Give your voice time to rest, especially after intense practice sessions. Overworking your voice can lead to strain and damage.

# # # # 10. Be Patient
Hitting high notes takes time and patience. Keep practicing, and don't get discouraged by setbacks.

# # # Final Thoughts
Singing high notes is a skill that develops with practice and proper technique. Use these tips consistently, and you'll notice improvement over time. Remember, every singer's voice is unique, so find what works best for you and keep honing your craft.

Happy singing!

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02/08/2024

Music is my escape. I turn it up & turn life down.

02/08/2024

song structures.

# # # 1. **Verse-Chorus Structure (ABAB)**
- **Verse 1**
- **Chorus**
- **Verse 2**
- **Chorus**
- (Bridge)
- **Chorus**

# # # 2. **Verse-Chorus-Bridge Structure (ABABCB)**
- **Verse 1**
- **Chorus**
- **Verse 2**
- **Chorus**
- **Bridge**
- **Chorus**

# # # 3. **Verse-Pre-Chorus-Chorus Structure (ABABC)**
- **Verse 1**
- **Pre-Chorus**
- **Chorus**
- **Verse 2**
- **Pre-Chorus**
- **Chorus**
- (Bridge)
- **Chorus**

# # # 4. **AABA Structure**
- **Verse 1 (A)**
- **Verse 2 (A)**
- **Chorus (B)**
- **Verse 3 (A)**

# # # 5. **Through-Composed (ABC)**
- This structure doesn't repeat sections but instead keeps introducing new musical ideas and sections.

# # # Example of a Verse-Chorus Structure:

# # # # **Verse 1**
This is where you introduce the story or theme of your song. Keep it engaging and set the stage for the chorus.

# # # # **Chorus**
The chorus is the emotional high point of the song. It should be catchy and memorable, summarizing the main idea.

# # # # **Verse 2**
Continue the story or theme, adding more details or perspectives. It should lead naturally back into the chorus.

# # # # **Chorus**
Repeat the chorus to reinforce the main message.

# # # # **Bridge** (optional)
The bridge provides a contrast to the verses and chorus. It can offer a new perspective or a shift in the storyline.

# # # # **Chorus**
End with the chorus to leave a lasting impression.

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01/08/2024

**How to Write a Song: A Beginner's Guide to Crafting Your First Hit**

**Introduction**

Songwriting can be a deeply rewarding experience, whether you’re aiming to create the next big hit or simply express your emotions. If you're new to songwriting, this guide will walk you through the essential steps to help you get started. By following these tips, you’ll be on your way to writing your own memorable songs.

**1. Find Your Inspiration**

Every song begins with an idea or emotion. Inspiration can come from anywhere—personal experiences, relationships, current events, or even a beautiful scene. To find your muse:
- **Journaling**: Keep a journal of your thoughts, dreams, and observations.
- **Listening**: Listen to a variety of music genres to spark ideas.
- **Free Writing**: Set a timer for 10 minutes and write down whatever comes to mind.

**2. Choose a Song Structure**

Most songs follow a common structure. Here’s a simple format to get you started:
- **Verse**: Tells the story or sets up the theme.
- **Chorus**: The catchy part of the song that repeats and highlights the main message.
- **Bridge**: Provides a contrast or twist before returning to the chorus.

**3. Write the Lyrics**

Start with the central theme or message of your song. Write down the main idea in one sentence, and then expand it into verses and a chorus. Here are some tips for writing lyrics:
- **Be Authentic**: Write from the heart and express your true feelings.
- **Use Imagery**: Paint vivid pictures with your words to engage listeners.
- **Rhyme and Rhythm**: Use rhymes and rhythmic patterns to create a flow.

**4. Create a Melody**

The melody is the tune of your song and often carries the lyrics. To create a melody:
- **Start Simple**: Hum or play a few notes on your instrument and build from there.
- **Experiment**: Try different melodies for your verses and chorus.
- **Sing Along**: Use your lyrics to guide the melody. Sing the lyrics out loud to see what fits.

**5. Develop Chord Progressions**

Chords form the harmonic backbone of your song. Common chord progressions include:
- **I–V–vi–IV**: (e.g., C–G–Am–F) used in many popular songs.
- **ii–V–I**: (e.g., Dm–G–C) common in jazz and pop.

Play around with different chord combinations to find what complements your melody.

**6. Arrange Your Song**

Arrange your song to flow smoothly from start to finish. Common arrangements are:
- **Intro**: Sets the stage for the song.
- **Verse**: Introduces the story.
- **Chorus**: Delivers the main message.
- **Bridge**: Adds variety.
- **Outro**: Concludes the song.

**7. Refine and Edit**

Once you have a draft, review and refine your song:
- **Edit Lyrics**: Ensure they fit well with the melody and convey your intended message.
- **Polish the Melody**: Make sure it’s memorable and matches the lyrics.
- **Test Your Song**: Play it for friends or family and get feedback.

**8. Practice and Record**

Practice performing your song to get comfortable with it. Once you’re ready, record a demo to capture your ideas and evaluate how they sound.

**Conclusion**

Songwriting is a craft that improves with practice. Don’t be afraid to experiment, make mistakes, and rewrite. Each song you write is a step toward becoming a better songwriter. Keep creating, and enjoy the journey of making music!

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