The phrase "about their song" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the content, themes, or details related to a specific song created by someone.
Example: "The article provides an in-depth analysis about their song, exploring its meaning and impact on the music industry."
Alternatives: "regarding their song" or "concerning their song".
Tells about their song hits.
My mother's two brothers were especially enthusiastic about their song requests.
Before their conversation with Atul Gawande on Saturday night, the members of Vampire Weekend answered a question backstage about their song "Oxford Comma".
Song Exploder takes fans behind the music to get into the technical details of their favorite songs, like on a recent episode where they sat down with Chvrches to talk about their song Clearest Blue.
By New Yorker Festival October 7, 2012 Before their conversation with Atul Gawande on Saturday night, the members of Vampire Weekend answered a question backstage about their song "Oxford Comma".
They all care about their song ideas the most, and equally they struggle to capture them". "This sounded like a challenge that Abbey Road could readily solve to boost creativity for writers and producers globally and to connect 'the stars of tomorrow' who no doubt will be coming through the doors sooner than we expect.
Asked how he felt about their songs allegedly being used in the detention camp, Key replied: "Not too good.
When Mr. Quintero and Mr. Hernández talk about their songs, there is a sense of both social documentary (this is how society is, we just sing about it) and economic practicality (these are the songs that get us paid).
Back in the early nineties, there was a concert trend in which a group of songwriters would sit onstage on stools, tell stories about their songs, and then play them.
Their topics suggest a yearning for a future sanctuary from the past, but they insist this isn't because they're "sci-fi" - it's more about their songs' human core.
By Ben Greenman Back in the early nineties, there was a concert trend in which a group of songwriters would sit onstage on stools, tell stories about their songs, and then play them.
