Pink Jagg are two brothers from the desert. One produces everything. One writes everything. Both want to make rap better. The ...

Many verses in songs since the 1960s are composed of quatrains — four lines — and the most common rhyme scheme we hear in quatrains is abcb, in which the second and fourth line rhyme ...

You’ve heard of rhyme schemes, the various ways you can arrange ... making as you’re writing lines and melodies in your real songs. All it takes is time and attention.

They introduced internal rhyme schemes that pushed rap into new directions ... In one of his early songs, "My Melody," Rakim places the rhyme in the center of the bar instead of at the end ...

unsparing in its naked vulnerability and unceasing in its steady supply of her trademark sing-song nursery rhyme schemes. Recorded entirely by herself on acoustic guitar, Lenker’s latest batch ...

If you look at the verses, they’re crafted with a lot of clever word play and internal rhyme schemes — like a rapper would.” Bogart added, “The whole second verse of that song is Eighties ...

While it seemed completely different from his usual style, the last verse of that song is absolutely crazy and has a Migos-esque triplet flow. I was surprised to hear J. Cole tear up a beat with that ...

Many of the songs on Fiona Apple’s striking 1996 debut ... Man” also makes use of the trusty September/remember rhyme scheme, here employed as a hypnotic backing vocal that recurs throughout ...