We Write A Song About Your Feelings When You Share Them!
Allow us to put your feelings into words and impact the world. We’ll assist you in putting your ideas into a song that will be remembered.
- Remarkable Hooks
- Deeply Held Verses
- Variety of Genres
- Excellent Lyricism
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The Industry's Top Songwriters
Our ghostwriters have written songs that have blown the charts and touched people’s emotions, and the most prominent music producers and studios have acknowledged this.
Hire Songwriters To Help You Develop Your Music Further
Working together with one of our accessible songwriters for hire can help you infuse your feelings with some melody. We can help your tracks have the chance to be nominated for Grammy awards. Both seasoned producers and up-and-coming musicians have gotten in touch with us to work with lyricists on our team, and together, they have created songs that receive millions of views daily. In order for you to concentrate on your production, we will add the necessary lyrical elements to your songs so they may compete in the professional music industry.
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Inspiration for Songs
Has there ever been a music that you can’t seem to get rid of? We have everything you need to incorporate your music into it so that it becomes an enduring melody that your audience will never be able to get rid of.
Our hired song ghostwriters have a talent for connecting their words, which they apply with enthusiasm, to the music they compose.
Every songwriting effort by EZRead is seen as a heavenly, personal collaboration between the songwriter and the music. Our clients bring these songs to us in an attempt to locate the exact words that express exactly how they feel. We have a vast pool of song ghostwriters available for hire, covering every genre and type of music that is popular right now.
Unlike other songwriters for hire, we don’t merely compose cliched lyrics. Our ghostwriters have an advantage over other musicians since they use unique writing techniques while composing songs. In order to create the ideal mix of words that will connect with listeners and keep them pressing the replay button repeatedly, they spend hours studying a song, its mood, and the client’s purpose behind that music.
Process of SongWriting
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Order Information
You tell us the song’s theme, your vocal style, any lyrics you’ve previously written, and you would want to include the music track and anything else that can support the songwriter.
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Choice of Ghostwriter
Our project management staff will get in touch with you as soon as they have the bare minimum of information to understand your needs better and gather further project-related information. We select the most suitable candidate for your specific genre and style based on these factors.
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Acceptance of Hook
We’ll provide you with a snappy hook that precisely incorporates your topic and story with the music you’ve provided. Our talent is constantly collecting inspiration while writing the hook, and they could also have preliminary ideas for additional song aspects at this point.
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Composing Stage
The ghostwriter gets the go-ahead to begin creating lyrics that suit the backing music you’ve provided and compliment the hook after you approve it. We also collaborate with musicians who would instead work one-on-one on compositions.
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Acceptance of the Writings
Before the writer writes the following verse, every verse is emailed to you for approval. We want to make sure that you’re happy with the route we’ve gone with the song. Therefore, you may make any necessary revisions right away before moving on to the next section of your song.
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Input & Best Regards
After all the verses are finished, we would love to hear your thoughts. We also encourage you to compare the finished song to the original idea you had in mind so you can decide whether hiring a songwriter was the right decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Song lyrics are the owner’s intellectual property and are protected by copyright. Even if you specify the name of the owner or publisher, you are not allowed to cite them in any written form without permission from the publisher. To use their lyrics in a piece of work, the writer will require their consent.
On the other hand, it is permissible to mention a song’s title without getting permission. It is not against the law to mention music, movies, television programs, etc. titles.
Let’s say a writer must use a song quotation. If so, before they may legally cite those songs, they must adhere to the proper process of obtaining permission to copy those lyrics and satisfy the publisher’s requests to do so.
Give your song’s purpose some serious thought. It might be the subject you wish to write about, the idea you want to convey, or the readership you wish to fascinate.
Once the objective is clear, choose a beat that appeals to you. Try creating a hook for that rhythm by listening to it again. Whether it’s a specific theme, melody, or flow you want to capture, be sure you have the aim in mind.
By providing a focal point around which your verses should revolve, a hook will help you begin your first verse.
Song titles should be encircled in quotation marks, and album titles should be italicized. Take the song “Frequently Asked Questions” from the EZRead’s album Song Writing, for instance. In this instance, the song is named “Frequently Asked Questions,” the band is called EZRead, and the album is called Song Writing.
The quote marks encompass the punctuation mark if the title, such as Beyoncé’s “Why Don’t You Love Me?”, finishes with one.
The primary next step is to have your music published. Once you have the lyrics in your possession, you should record a rough demo in the songwriter’s voice to ensure that the melody sticks in your memory. Formal writing of the lyrics should follow the song’s recorded arrangement for each line.
Then, if needed, enlist the assistance of a studio and a demo artist to record a polished demo that you may submit to a publisher. Or purchase an instrumental and independently record your song. In any case, you must be able to create a track that sounds professional enough to be published.
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