If you have composed a brilliant song, then the job is not done until the end until you come up with a name for it. Naming a song sounds easy, but many musicians admit that this is the hardest part of the creative process for them. And it is by the name of the song that the audience will meet, so it is very important to make the right choice.
It is necessary
- Song
- Fantasy
- The opinion of friends
Instructions
Step 1
You have finished the song and are thinking about the title, because you can't wait to show it to your friends, to present your creation to the public. But take your time. It is better to clear your head from thinking about the name for a while. For example, the original title of The Beatles' Yesterday was Ham & Eggs. And only an additional month of reflection led the musicians to the final, much more successful name in every sense.
Step 2
Think about what your song means to you. What inspired you to write it? Maybe it was someone's act, a childhood memory, or an important person for you? Once you understand the source of inspiration, it will be easier to name the song.
Step 3
Read the lyrics until something clicks in your head and tells you that this particular word or phrase is ideal as a title.
Step 4
Never come up with eccentric or weird names. Many musicians like to call songs with random words that sound fun or "meaningful." But the audience, most likely, will not share such views. The name of the song should be simple and clear, so that the listener does not have any questions about where the name came from or so that you can clearly explain the reason for its appearance.
