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It's that time of year again. All the music mags and industry peeps are cranking out year end lists like there is no tomorrow! We haven't compiled out own list of songs or albums but rather a list of lists! Nothing sparks controversy among music fans like definitive lists, so whether your favourite made the list or not you may find some new favorites here to inspire and motivate you to Make great Music and Write great songs! Then you can get on a list next year! Here are a few of our favourites for you to check out and get inspired... in no particular order.

Billboard: The Year in Music 2015

We almost missed this one! The masthead of the music business recaps the year - charts, albums, stories.. Check it here:
http://www.billboard.com/year-in-music-2015

American Songwriter’s Top 50 Songs of 2015

The venerable songwriting voice went out on a limb and picked their top 50 songs of the year: We love song #1! What do you think?
http://americansongwriter.com/2015/12/american-songwriter-top50-songs-of-2015/

by Debra Alexander When you set out to find and work with a songwriting coach, the obvious objective is to improve your music and lyrics. But there are many additional benefits, some of which would include the ability to: boost your creative output, determine your best songwriting workflow, learn about networking opportunities, notch new songwriting successes, and develop your understanding of which channels will get the kinds of songs you write to the audiences you desire. First and foremost, look for a coach you like and resonate with. A coach will likely offer an initial consultation to determine whether a working relationship with you will be a good fit. You may want to interview more than one coach. At the conclusion of the consultation, a coach should be able to offer a program of study that addresses your needs and your goals, give you an idea of what you should expect to achieve, and tell you how your achievements will be assessed over a specific period of time.

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