https://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/ma37z2/wasting_time_on_recreating_songs_anyone/
Reply reply. scroll_of_truth. •. If you only ever recreate songs, you're only getting good at recreating songs. If you want to make original songs, you need to make original songs, as theres only so much you can learn from remaking, and if you're frequently getting bored during it, then yes you are probably wasting your time not learning.

https://popculturemadness.com/top-100-cover-songs-and-remakes/
Top 100 Cover Songs: Cover songs are a unique way to perform someone else's tune, and the new creation can sound very much like the original or a totally different sound and feel. When an artist performs a cover of one song the outcome can be anything from pop to jazz-fusion, to rock, to acoustic ballads.

https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/z0av0i/is_remaking_songs_a_good_way_to_learn_music/
Well yes and no. I wouldn't make this your main way of practicing. Because a lot of music production comes from you having your own ideas and evolving your own techniques and style. If you just practice remaking other people productions you will get their good techniques but also you might inherit their flaws.

https://emiliam.com/songs-about-mystery/
8. "Magical Mystery Tour" by The Beatles. Released in 1967, "Magical Mystery Tour" is a song by the legendary English rock band The Beatles. The playful lyrics, the catchy melody, and the upbeat tempo create a whimsical atmosphere that takes listeners on a journey through various magical destinations. 9.

https://www.reddit.com/r/musictheory/comments/ppn7e0/i_figured_out_how_to_make_several_genres/
After a few months release a remake of that album that's a pop remix of all/most of the songs and maybe a few new pop songs. And then make a mixtape in-between albums that are fully rap. I FIGURED IT OUT!!! The only thing that bothers me is I don't really wanna just remake songs. I feel that takes away from both the remake and original.

https://www.gemtracks.com/resources/guides/view.php?title=top-songwriting-challenges&id=1244
Here is a helpful guide for genres that certain scales and chords are best suited to - Major chords: comedy, happiness, happy endings, children's movies; Minor chords: sadness, mystery, suspense, horror; Whole tone scale: Outer space, science fiction, weird, suspense; Jazz chords: Film Noir, mystery, historical films, romantic

https://musicjunkiepress.com/top-25-coverremake-songs-that-you-have-to-know/
You blew us away. Can you tell us about that song and how it came about? Yes, absolutely. I wrote that song, to begin with I had that little acoustic guitar reverb thing, that guitar riff in my head so I put it out on guitar and then you know, I like to think the best song is kind of just like "spit" out of me.

https://crimefictionlover.com/2013/04/top-20-songs-for-crime-fiction-lovers/
Well, alright, now for the countdown…. 20 - The Mercy Seat by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Re-recorded by Johnny Cash in 2000, doubling the track's credibility, The Mercy Seat is Nick Cave's 1988 song about facing the electric chair. Just as Cash didn't taste more than a night in jail (see below), to our knowledge Nick Cave hasn't

https://theawesomemix.com/songs-about-mysteries/
MYSTERY - TONZA. TONZA - MYSTERY (feat. Rogue Rodney) (Audio) "Mystery" by Tonza is a song about the unknown and the unknowable. It's a haunting, beautiful track that reflects on the things we can't explain or understand. The lyrics ask questions about life and death, love and loss, and our place in the universe.

https://musicproductionnerds.com/song-prompts-new-song-ideas
Love Song. Write a love song about the moment two strangers' eyes meet for the first time. Compose a ballad about two lovers separated by distance, yearning to be together. Pen a tune about an old love rekindled after many years apart. Craft a song that describes the bittersweet feeling of unrequited love.

https://repeatreplay.com/songs-about-solving-a-mystery/
Here are nine songs about solving a mystery, each with its own unique twist and interesting details. 1. "Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson (1987) One of Michael Jackson's most iconic songs, "Smooth Criminal" tells the story of a mysterious woman named Annie who is attacked in her apartment by a smooth-talking criminal.

https://www.erinkelly.co.uk/post/grow-your-blog-community
It is a truth universally acknowledged (by me, because I write them) that the psychological thriller is the greatest sub-genre of crime fiction, itself the supreme genre of all literature. Psychological thrillers are really just old-school suspense; murder mysteries, but instead of the police coming to solve the crime the reader lives it through the victim's or killer's viewpoint

https://coolrain44.wordpress.com/2009/07/30/songs-about-magic-mystery/
Here is the last category on songs with "mystery" or "mysterious" in the title. Not much success in finding many here. I hope to include more as suggestions are made or I find more "mysteriously" in my collection or searches. Songs About Mystery. Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles (1967) Magical Mystery Tour - Ambrosia (1977)

https://riddleriddles.com/unraveling-song-mystery-puzzles-engaging-challenges-for-music-lovers/
These puzzles challenge participants to decipher clues and hints to reveal song titles, artists, lyrics, or solve musical riddles. They offer a unique and engaging way to test your music knowledge and critical thinking skills while having fun. The concept of song mystery puzzles is relatively simple, yet highly stimulating. Participants are

https://www.reddit.com/r/LetsTalkMusic/comments/fwy82k/why_is_mystery_genre_so_rare_in_music/
The mystery genre is almost entirely focused on plot. Poetry, on the other hand, is quite concerned with aesthetic. The connecting pieces between romance, action, science fiction and music are aesthetic. Thinking of a "lilting sigh" of a romantic piece as a harmonic and melodic idea. 5.

https://www.futureproducers.com/forums/threads/instrumental-remake-challenge.356167/
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https://repeatreplay.com/songs-about-true-crime/
The song unfolds like a mystery novel, with a surprising twist at the end revealing the true killer. The haunting melody and chilling lyrics make this song a standout in the true crime genre. 3. "Criminal" by Fiona Apple (1996) "Criminal" by Fiona Apple is a sultry and seductive song that explores the darker aspects of love and desire.

https://www.onceuponabookclub.com/blogs/book-subscription-boxes/why-the-mystery-genre-is-trending-right-now
Mysteries challenge our perception, pushing us to view the world through a lens of curiosity and skepticism. They often reflect the darker aspects of society, allowing us to confront our fears and anxieties in a controlled, safe environment. Moreover, with the advent of diverse storytelling and global perspectives, mysteries now span cultures

https://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/60j2pn/opinion_time_do_you_think_a_genre_challenge_would/
Animals and Pets Anime Art Cars and Motor Vehicles Crafts and DIY Culture, Race, and Ethnicity Ethics and Philosophy Fashion Food and Drink History Hobbies Law Learning and Education Military Movies Music Place Podcasts and Streamers Politics Programming Reading, Writing, and Literature Religion and Spirituality Science Tabletop Games

https://www.musicalmum.com/songs-with-personification/
4. "Thriller" by Michael Jackson. "Thriller" by Michael Jackson transforms the night and its haunting creatures into characters of a thrilling adventure, through the vivid use of personification. This iconic song casts the night as a living, breathing entity that teems with mystery and excitement, setting the stage for a dance with the

https://www.reddit.com/r/nonmurdermysteries/comments/11ne481/this_catchy_pop_song_has_been_an_online_mystery/
A) that song sucks B) this is almost certainly a soundalike made for a tv commercial in another country. It doesn't sound like any particular song, but it sounds a lot like the songs of the time. Thousands of such songs were made for am news shows or local tv and radio commercials.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopthoughts/comments/14gzr0u/genre_changing_songs_can_be_controversial_but/
SHINee's Alive has a bit of a genre change in the middle and becomes a rap song for a bit. Like, I know a lot of songs have rap parts, but for me at least this particular song feels like the rap part actually changes the whole vibe of the song for the duration of the rapping, rather than the rap smoothly fitting in. (I do really like it.)