Sentence examples for Songwriter from inspiring English sources
noun
A musician who composes songs; including writing the song's lyrics and creating a melody or tune for the song.
- We are now collaborating with a famous songwriter.
Until recently, the only way a songwriter would have been able to check the records was, apparently, to personally visit the archives in Washington.
What he said: "My aim as a songwriter – just like most of the artists I love – is to appeal to your subconscious first.
I want to make records people love and buy for the same reason as people buy into me as a songwriter.
"Beat it!" This is the woman who, as singer and songwriter of L7 – the all-female punk band who rode the grunge wave – removed her tampon onstage at the Reading festival in 1992 and threw it at hecklers.
There's more agitation for the 24-year-old singer, songwriter, poet, dramatist, actor and annoyingly nice over-achiever: he and his band failed to secure visas for this visit so opted not to bring any of their gear, lest they arouse the suspicion of US immigration.
Does that freshness keep coming for him as a songwriter?
So it's a treat that she's touring Australia for the second time in as many years this week supported by her stepdaughter, the singer-songwriter Pieta Brown.
A singer-songwriter since he was a teenager, Earle was transfixed after seeing Lady Antebellum and decided to switch focus.
Dan Mangan + Blacksmith: Club Meds Experimental rock from the Canadian singer-songwriter and his matching bearded band.
It is my humble opinion that London-born singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas has delivered just that, in the form of Unstoppable.
That's Rodney Crowell, veteran singer-songwriter, one-time son-in-law of Johnny Cash, with whom Harrishas just released a second album of (mainly) new songs, The Traveling Kind.
