Tag: Guitar
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5 Essential Guitar Chord Progressions Every Player Should Know
Chord progressions for guitar Whether you’re just starting your guitar journey or you’ve been strumming for years, understanding chord progressions is like unlocking a secret language. These sequences of chords form the backbone of countless songs across every genre, providing emotional depth and a sense of direction. Knowing them doesn’t just help you play existing…
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AI model with loose wire malfunctions – buys music store and closes it down
An AI model gone mad – buys music store and closes it to prevent human music Musicians gathered outside the chained doors like villagers in an old monster movie. Guitarists clutched empty gig bags. A drummer whispered, “I was this close to learning jazz.” Someone yelled, “That’s my guitar in there!” which was immediately followed…
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Beginner Guitar
Strum Your First Chord: Easy Methods to Learn Guitar in 2026 So, you finally decided to pick up that guitar sitting in the corner? Or maybe you just got one as a gift and you’re staring at the strings wondering, “Now what?” The good news is that there has never been a better time to…
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The Pentatonic Scale Using Only Natural Notes
pentatonic scale The pentatonic scale is arguably the most important scale a guitarist can learn. It’s the backbone of rock, blues, country, and pop, providing a versatile framework for both melodies and solos. While it can be played in any key, understanding it through the lens of natural notes (A, B, C, D, E, F,…
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Cover version of Someone You Loved by Lewis Capaldi – guitar instrumental
Cover version of “Someone You Loved” by Lewis Capaldi. Style: The cover transforms the original piano ballad into a more energized, anthemic piece. Instrumentation: It features a heavy use of electric guitar playing the main melody, supported by bass and drums, while the piano/keyboard provides a background layer. Vibe: It has a driving feel with…
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Someone You Loved by Lewis Capaldi like you’ve never heard it before
This version is distinct from Capaldi’s original, which is known for its intimate, melancholic piano and vocal arrangement. This cover reinterprets the piece with a much heavier, distorted, and more produced rock sound.
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The reality of the music business
There are so many paths and careers in the music business, not every is competing to be a performer. When someone asks me about music, they usually assume I’m trying to write the next big hit song and that I’m trying to land on the charts. I’ve found most people don’t really understand my goal…
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If it sometimes seem unfair as an independent songwriter and indie artist, it’s because it is.
“Payola was the greatest thing in the world. You didn’t have to go out to dinner with someone and kiss their ass. Just pay them, here’s the money, play the record” – from the book “Hit Men” If it sometimes seem unfair as an independent songwriter and indie artist, it’s because it is.
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