Close Menu
Entertainment World Pro
  • Hit Play
    • Backstage Pass
    • Indie Vibe
    • Music Managers
    • Behind the Board
      • Production Tips
    • Gear Review
  • Movies TV Streaming
    • Movie TV News
    • A-List Arrivals
    • Actors
    • Star Stories
    • On Set
    • Agent Desk
    • TV Film Crew
  • Hollywood Influence
    • A-List Arrivals
    • Fashion
    • Social Media Marketing
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Entertainment World Pro
  • Hit Play
    • Backstage Pass
    • Indie Vibe
    • Music Managers
    • Behind the Board
      • Production Tips
    • Gear Review
  • Movies TV Streaming
    • Movie TV News
    • A-List Arrivals
    • Actors
    • Star Stories
    • On Set
    • Agent Desk
    • TV Film Crew
  • Hollywood Influence
    • A-List Arrivals
    • Fashion
    • Social Media Marketing
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Entertainment World Pro
Home»Hit Play»Behind the Board»Learn Key Production Techniques from 25 Iconic Pop Hits
Behind the Board

Learn Key Production Techniques from 25 Iconic Pop Hits

Steve OwensBy Steve OwensDecember 19, 2024No Comments10 Mins Read0 Views
Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email WhatsApp Copy Link
Follow Us
Google News Flipboard Threads
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email Copy Link

16. Ed Sheeran – Shape of You

   •     Why: Perfect balance of acoustic and electronic elements.

   •     Listen For:

       • Percussion-heavy arrangement.

       • Catchy vocal phrasing.

       • Subtle instrumental layering.

17. Charlie Puth – Attention

   •     Why: Minimalist groove with a focus on dynamics.

   •     Listen For:

       • Bassline as a melodic driver.

       • Restraint in instrumentation.

       • Clean vocal production and transitions.

18. Shawn Mendes – In My Blood

   •     Why: Emotional storytelling with gradual build-up.

   •     Listen For:

       • Rising tension and climactic payoff.

       • Dynamics between soft verses and explosive choruses.

       • How guitars are used for atmosphere.

19. Selena Gomez – Lose You to Love Me

   •     Why: Stripped-down emotional ballad with lush textures.

   •     Listen For:

       • Subtle piano and string layering.

       • Intimate vocal production.

       • Use of silence for dramatic impact.

20. Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe

   •     Why: Simple, catchy, and an example of effective pop hooks.

   •     Listen For:

       • Clean vocal melody and phrasing.

       • Synth and string stabs for rhythmic interest.

       • Minimal arrangement supporting the vocal hook.

1 2 3 4 5
25 Pop Songs to Study Music Producers pop music production
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email WhatsApp Copy Link
Steve Owens
  • Website

Related Posts

Gear Review

Scaler 3 vs Scaler 2 Review — Why You Should Upgrade (Especially If You Struggle with Music Theory)

April 30, 2025
Gear Review

Logickeyboard Titan for Pro Tools: A Game-Changer for Visual Learners and Power Users

April 28, 2025
Behind the Board

Understanding the Difference Between a Music Producer and a Music Engineer

February 13, 2025
Behind the Board

The Impact of DJ Controllers on Modern Music Production

January 7, 2025
Behind the Board

The Creative Genius of Music Producer Daniel Escobar

December 30, 2024
Behind the Board

25 Must-Study EDM Tracks for Producers

December 19, 2024
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

© 2025 Entertainment World Pro<a href=submissions - ceo@entertainmentworld.us.
  • Privacy Policy
  • Hit Play
  • Movies TV Streaming

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.