Songs for your family
Family songs work best when they hold small, specific things: a phrase someone always says, a kitchen smell, a drive that took too long.
6 guides
Song guide
Write a song for someone you care about
A song lands when it sounds like one specific person or one specific moment. Choose who the song is for, or the occasion it is for, and use the guide to decide what to put in it before you create it in Borodin.
By person
Songs for your partner
A love song for a partner is strongest when it is about your relationship, not love in general.
4 guides
Songs for your friends
Friendship songs live on shared history. The more of your own jokes and places you put in, the less it sounds like a card.
3 guides
Songs for work and school
Songs for coworkers and teachers should be warm and easy to share with a group, not too personal.
2 guides
Songs for your pets
Pet songs can be silly, tender or both. Their quirks are the best material you have.
2 guides
Songs for the couple and the wedding party
Songs for the people at the center of a wedding carry more weight than most. They are often played once, in front of everyone, so clarity matters.
3 guides
By occasion
Songs for life milestones
A milestone song marks a before and after. It should say what changed and who was there for it.
6 guides
Songs for holidays and gifts
A holiday song is a gift. It should be about the person receiving it, not the holiday in general.
6 guides
Songs for celebrations
A celebration song works when it marks the number or the news and still sounds like one person.
3 guides
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Create your own song
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