songcraft
Noun
Meaning
The art of making songs or verse; metrical composition; versification.
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
He was occasionally given solo billing — as he was when he wrote a masterful, Oscar-nominated piece of vintage pop songcraft called "" in 1996.
During the process, taking place early 2019, Evans deconstructed each original to understand the songcraft behind them before rebuilding into his own.
As a performer with an unmistakable sound and an underrated knack for songcraft and execution, A Boogie is a talented soloist, but he goes as his guests do on International Artist.
No surprise, then, that singer-guitarist Jim Adkins strives to balance songcraft and confessional poetry when it comes to writing, while keeping the process, to a degree, mysterious.
Jackson may not have studied music theory or adhere to any strict songwriting guidelines ─ but her songcraft is instinctual and moving, much like her heroes.
It’s not a set of sugary hooks designed to crack the Discover Weekly algorithm: The record, which is self-produced, sacrifices no ounce of Scott’s sharp-angled, emotionally explosive songcraft.