Lesson series

Focusing On Your Target

Some creatives claim they “never think about the audience” when they write—but that’s a myth. Every serious artist, whether they admit it or not, shapes their work with an audience in mind. Ignoring your audience doesn’t make you authentic—it often makes your songs unfocused or forgettable. Great songwriters know how to channel their creativity toward the listeners they want to reach.
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Adele

Think about Adele—her audience knows her as the queen of love and heartbreak songs. That’s not pandering; it’s focus. The same principle applies to every songwriter: identify your niche, lean into it, and deliver songs that connect.
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Your Audience

Love Your Audience

Learn How To:
• Identify the core needs and desires of your target audience.
 • Shape your lyrics, themes, and musical tone to connect directly with them.
 • Avoid the trap of writing “for everyone.”
 • Practice tailoring your writing to different audiences through creative exercises.
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Created by

Chris Falson

Songwriter-Producer-Coach
I have 16 solo albums. Hundreds of my songs have been used in feature films and TV shows. Day to day I work with songwriters and filmmakers to create music and sounds that connect with audiences worldwide.

As a coach I develop music, production and creativity programs for churches, universities, and companies like Apple, Line 6, AVID, PSP Audio and LinkedIn Learning. My aim is to support indie artists, content creators, and church teams by providing production services and personalized training that helps them succeed in their creative work.
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