HOW TO WRITE AN AFROBEAT SONG

Being able to write a good afro song is based on your ability to connect with the African environment. It roots all the way to the fact that you have to speak the people's language, literally.

So, if you are here to learn how to write an afro relatable song then you are at the right place.

The beat keep you in the club
The tune keep you current
But the lyrics? The lyrics keep immortal.
Learn to write good sellable songs.

If you are an up and coming musician in Nigeria you need to find your Strength. And focus on it primarily.

There are 4 basic elements that make up a great song.

1. Melody

2. Rhythm

3. Harmony 

4. Lyrics

Davido's strength lies in  - Beat and of course his flamboyance. Also his ability to sing songs of new topics.
Wizkid - Harmony and Melody. Then money and girl bodey
Olamide - Melody and connection to the street.
2Face - Lyrics (this is why he is a legend)

What makes a song more commercial is the story and personality built around the song and of course proper promotion.

Many songs die as soon as the musicians stop singing. Few songs remain even if the musician dies. Have you ever thought... Something must be the cause?

The most powerful tool is the Lyrics.

This is where the Genius comes in. How do you blend great lyrics with the party tune?????

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SONGWRITING IN NIGERIA - STEP 1

HOW TO BECOME A SONGWRITER IN NIGERIA - STEP 1

• Be courageous enough to want to write how you truly feel, your true experience: This is what makes your writing different and unique. Writing about life from your own perspective will not only earn you a niche but an undying league of fans who will truly connect with you.
• Express Your Thoughts, Emotions And Stories: so that others really feel and understand what you want to say in your music.
• Develop Your Own Authentic Songwriting Style: so that you have your own recognisable, desirable and enviable sound.
• Compose Your Songs To Be Liked, Loved & Admired By Lots Of People: Starting With You.
• Learn from other songwritters: so that you learn more than simply ‘how to write a song’.
• Write about anything and everything: Relate real life experiences to the paper. Write in the terms an average Nigerian can understand
• Get Started Quickly: because you don’t know how or where to begin writing your new song.
• Generate Lots Of Different Songwriting Ideas Fast: so you have several great and appropriate directions to complete the songs that you’ve already started; there are few things more frustrating to us songwriters than songs that have remained unfinished for weeks, months or even years.

It doesn’t matter if you have written a song before, where you are right now, how experienced you may be or what styles of music you want to write songs in. You have the same core challenges, obstacles, desires and frustrations as we all do.

Whether you are here to learn the basics of how to write a song or are already an experienced composer, you want lessons on songwriting that will help you to consistently write great music that you can be proud of today, a month from now, and 25 years from now.

Here, you will find a growing number of high quality songwriting lessons, songwriting tips, advice, systems and other resources to help you develop your songwriting talents to the highest levels possible.

If you have written a song and wish to sell, send us a message entafieldui@gmail.com 09051279789. T&C apply.