Q&A with Jay Frank: Where Should A First Time Songwriter Start?
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I like this. He's saying, basically, in the era where vynil records could only hold 3 minutes, people wrote songs up to three minutes. Now the time interval is the first 7 seconds are critical, and the rest is as long as the audience can hang in there.
ianmcgrady 1 year ago