TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Opening Sequence is a fantastic example of how to write a catchy chorus. It utilises multiple songwriting approaches, such as the rule of three, call and response, and vocal production in order to captivate us. Today we are breaking down TXT's album favourite Opening Sequence.
We are going to explore the rule of three: how to make and then break a pattern in the most satisfying way. We are looking at three different levels which utilise this approach. We are looking at call and response and how it can increase the catchiness of a chorus. And finally, we consider song structure, as well as various production techniques which can elevate a song.
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Intro
Opening Sequence overview
The rule of three and when to break it
Call and response
The rule of three for song structure
Disclaimer: None of what we’re saying in the video are set in stone rules. Our goal is to give you plenty of ideas which can inspire you to make your next great song, but always follow your ears, heart and intuition!
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