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Slows

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After you’ve learned the basic rules on how to write hit songs, it’s now time to learn how to write a slow song with hit potential.

It will be important to produce an album that’s not boring, and having only a bunch of 120 BPM up-tempo songs will definitely render your album quite uninteresting. Therefore one, two, or maybe even three slower songs are always welcome to render your record less uniform if your genre allows for it.

IF YOU WRITE A SLOW SONG, THEN IT SHOULD BE A SLOW SONG WITH HIT POTENTIAL.

Otherwise, this track may become an absolute low point on your record, and you will want to avoid all kinds of low points anyway.

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