Are you ready to become a prolific songwriter? Want to write songs consistently, finish what you start, and build a body of work you’re proud of?

In this free, live masterclass, you’ll learn four powerful songwriting strategies that have helped thousands of songwriters around the world go from stuck to unstoppable. These practical tips have led to the writing of over 30,000 songs — and countless albums — by everyday creatives just like you.

Led by Francesca de Valence, founder of the globally renowned I Heart Songwriting Club, this session is designed to help you break through your biggest songwriting blocks — whether it’s perfectionism, lack of time, self-doubt, or creative burnout. You'll walk away inspired and equipped with the tools to write more, with more freedom and joy.

This is for you if you want to:

Write songs week after week with ease
Record and release your music
Perform with confidence and connect with your audience
Reignite your creativity and write your next album

And yes — it’s completely free.

Hear what’s possible with these tools:

🎶 Bobby Alu wrote 8 of the 10 tracks on his 2024 album Keep it Tropical using these methods — the album debuted at #3 on the ARIA charts and #1 on the AIR charts.

🎶 Jackie Marshall wrote the soundtrack to the feature film 3 Chords and the Truth using these tools — and later released them as the album You are not too much, and you are enough.

🎶 Mardi Lumsden wrote her entire latest album using these simple yet transformative songwriting strategies.

It’s your time to become the songwriter you’ve always wanted to be.

**This is a live session only**

Once you have registered for your ticket you will receive the link to the webinar location.

NOTE: This workshop is 8PM Brisbane time (AEST) and works perfectly for our friends in the UK, Europe, Asia etc. Sorry America, it's not a great timezone match. But feel free to sign up so you can receive a link to watch on demand.

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