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Learn Key Production Techniques from 25 Iconic Pop Hits

Steve OwensBy Steve OwensDecember 19, 2024No Comments10 Mins Read0 Views
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6. Katy Perry – Teenage Dream

   •     Why: Anthemic pop structure.

   •     Listen For:

       • Huge chorus with stacked harmonies.

       • Subtle shifts in instrumentation to build momentum.

       • Clean transitions between sections.

7. Lorde – Royals

   •     Why: Minimalist beat and vocal-driven production.

   •     Listen For:

       • Use of percussion to drive the rhythm.

       • Layered vocal harmonies and unique phrasing.

       • How simplicity creates impact.

8. Adele – Hello

   •     Why: Classic ballad production with cinematic elements.

   •     Listen For:

       • Dynamics in vocal performance and arrangement.

       • Build-up of strings and instruments.

       • Use of reverb and space.

9. Justin Bieber – Peaches

   •     Why: Smooth fusion of pop and R&B.

   •     Listen For:

       • Groove created by bass and drums.

       • Vocal phrasing and harmonies.

       • Clean production of live-sounding elements.

10. Lady Gaga – Bad Romance

   •     Why: Bold, theatrical pop production.

   •     Listen For:

       • Layering of synths and vocals in the chorus.

       • Dynamic shifts between verse and chorus.

       • Creative vocal ad-libs.

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