Visit http://www.MichaelBrandvold.com This week’s episode #128, October 10, 2013 – The Craft of Songwriting with Adam Mitchell, Award Winning Producer & Songwriter. Adam Mitchell is an award…
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I liked your video! Please check out my vid!?
the 2 guys on either side should just SHUTUP! … and just let this Master
Speak! … HELLO!?
Great conversation, very thought provoking.?
Isn’t everything a craft when it all boils down to it? you have to work at
anything to get better. I really enjoyed this talk as it debunks the ‘lone
genius in a garret’ myth, artists have to get away from this too…
no problem Michael you know I am a big fan of all the content you’ve been a
part of here on youtube….great things will come of all this. Brian you
rock too…but should post a little more in the comments 🙂
This is Great!!!
BOOM!!! That was my head Mike. Thank y’all so much for this episode.
how cool. I am going to subscribe to his site for a month or two…listened
to the three sides of the coin a podcast and really enjoyed it. I am sure
this is going to be incredibly inspiring and informative as
well…listening right now!
Glad you enjoyed it Joel.
Damn you! lol…, “Miley Cyrus may not have a career in 5 years, other
things are age and youth dependent, writing is not… now I’ll give you an
example”… then he was cut off… 56:50 …
awesome show guys…Adam is amazing and I really hope tons of people find
this. It’s essentially the fundamentals of the creative fields in a
nutshell…the problem sometimes is with young artists…is it’s too black
and white…they want a magical pill that takes them further down the
road…but essentially it’s spending the time, refining your skills, being
prepared when an opportunity arrives…and then taking that opportunity
down and not letting it go….then comes working on maintaining.
Thanks! Adam was amazing, such great information.
Joseph Campbell analogous!! yay!
Yeah, the original version sounds really strange. That lyric didn’t fit at
all.