I’m probably not explaining it well enough or what the problem is, but maybe being vague will help:

#songwriters and #creativeWriting folks: how do you write something that’s personal and maybe a little bit difficult or emotional, but not have it come out as whiny or overly-dramatic navel gazing? Any tips to make it have more emotional resonance and “feel” important?

I'm working on my own startup project, with my co-founder, our goal is provide good terms for artists in core things for artwork protection and monetization, like copyright register, DMCA takedown automation, commerce and licencing platform, distribution to publishers, and any other useful feature for this.

If you're interested, I'm happy to talk about with you. How can we help you more first?

#artist #illustration #music #filmakers #photography #songwriters #digitalArt

Ecstasy

Lou Reed releases his 18th album on April 4, 2000 -- often referred to as his final "rock" album before a series of collaborations. Ecstasy is a concept album about Lou's experiences with marriage and long-term relationships and the challenges and rewards that go with. Seriously -- you could do as well with a listen as that for which you pay $200 an hour ... #loureed #ecstasy #rock #singersongwriter #songwriters #rockmusic #music #musicsky #musiciansky

https://robinbannks.com/2026/04/04/ecstasy/

Do artists really write their own songs? | Think Like A Musician

https://vid.freedif.org/w/aCFGv9A1D3D554fmuATQfw