Ines Dunn on the Songwriting Magazine Podcast
Aaron and Duncan return with episode two of Songwriting Magazine’s members-only podcast, that includes our chat with celebrity topliner Ines Dunn
With the most recent concern of Songwriting Magazine hitting the digital cabinets shortly earlier than Christmas, they talk about the method of placing the journal collectively and share a few of their private highlights from the problem. Promotional duties dealt with, they flip their consideration to the artwork of writing killer melodies – and assistance is at hand…
This episode’s function interview is with celebrity topliner Ines Dunn. Hailing from London’s Crouch Finish, the record of recent classics that Dunn has contributed important elements to consists of Home On Hearth (Mimi Webb), Stroll (Griff), Not One other Rockstar (Maisie Peters) and Antichrist (Holly Humberstone).
Talking with Aaron, Ines tells us all about her breakthrough as a behind-the-scenes songwriter earlier than moving into the toplining weeds, a spot of impossibly catchy melodies and unforgettable lyrics. Having revealed a few of her course of, Ines shares her tip for guaranteeing that your refrain melodies are as unforgettable as potential.
Closing issues out, and impressed by Jamie Lawson’s immediate from episode 1, Duncan reveals the lyrics to his “misogynistic time-travelling anthem” It Gained’t Harm For Lengthy, leaving Aaron with the daunting problem of placing his phrases to music.
Thanks as all the time for listening. Please electronic mail us on data@songwritingmagazine.co.uk you probably have any questions, suggestions, or have been impressed to jot down one thing based mostly on the prompts for episode 1 and a couple of.