Who We Are & How We Can Help You Be A Better Songwriter
For 10 years, I Heart Songwriting Club has been helping songwriters around the world write their best songs yet. With over 30,000 songs written by over 1500 songwriters from 30 countries around the world, it’s no wonder entire albums have been written, ARIA awards have been nominated, film soundtracks have been created, and many careers have been launched from this simple writing club.
I Heart Songwriting Club also supports music industry peak bodies, local governments, festivals, schools, and even recording and publishing labels to deliver robust creative development programs incorporating songwriting workshops, artist development, industry mentorship and more.
No matter whether you’re an award-winning, published songwriter, full time musician, hobby songwriter, or haven’t yet written your first song – we’ve got you covered. We have so many resources to help you make the progress you want no matter what stage you’re at on your songwriting journey. Take a look around and discover our club, our members and the ways that we can help you. And we’d love for you to join our community.
“I LOVE I HEART SONGWRITING CLUB! It shook me out of my writing block and taught me new ways to write. I have it to thank for most of my songs on my latest album!” – Mama Kin
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5 Ways We Can Help You
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Join Us and Write Weekly
If you’re looking for the support and accountability to write songs every week and receive helpful feedback on all your songs, no matter where you are in your songwriting journey, then join the Club.
The Club will transform your songwriting practice and give you amazing songs that you can use for your next project.
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Listen to our podcast
Ever wish you had a songwriting mentor with over two decades of experience encouraging and supporting your songwriting success? ‘The Magic of Songwriting Podcast’ is all about helping you reconnect with and experience the transformation, joy and magic of songwriting to become the songwriter you’ve always dreamed of being.
01
Join Us and Write Weekly
If you’re looking for the support and accountability to write songs every week and receive helpful feedback on all your songs, no matter where you are in your songwriting journey, then join the Club.
The Club will transform your songwriting practice and give you amazing songs that you can use for your next project.
05
Listen to our podcast
Ever wish you had a songwriting mentor with over two decades of experience encouraging and supporting your songwriting success? ‘The Magic of Songwriting Podcast’ is all about helping you reconnect with and experience the transformation, joy and magic of songwriting to become the songwriter you’ve always dreamed of being.
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I Heart Songwriting Club has transformed my approach to songwriting – I used to write slowly, and in complete isolation until a song was developed enough to share. Now, I can use each weekly task to quickly sketch out an idea, get some feedback and decide whether these ideas are worth putting more time into, and worth bringing to band rehearsals.
Edward Buckridge
As a touring musician, having time to write is often allocated to the end of a to do list. I Heart Songwriting Club has encouraged me to put the thing I love the most about my career back into a weekly priority. I am remembering the initial joy of writing a song for the pure joy of writing a song.
Since joining I Heart Songwriting Club I’ve written countless more songs than I had in the previous 10 years of songwriting (Hello APRA royalties!). It encourages practise and with that practise it has brought more strength and diversity to my lyrical content. It’s also a beautiful way of connecting and sharing with other writers that I wouldn’t have otherwise met.
The members pictured in the top banner are Wild Eyed Wonder, Sam Buckingham, Tim Tainsh, Carla Thursday, Kin Yang, Gitika Partington, The Jazzueles, Donna Lynn Caskey, Tahnja Wolter, Saraima Navara, Paulina, Josh Crawford, Jeremy Sullivan, Mama Kin Spender, Elska, Arthur Holmes-Brown.