Yes! I want to write songs that sound like they could be on the radio. I want to get up to speed on what’s popular today (without sounding cheesy or dated). I want to learn the language of hits!
Here’s what you’ll get inside your 30-day transformation:
Daily training — step-by-step lessons on hooks, structure, prosody, melody, and lyrics
Guided exercises — no fluff, no theory overload — just write + finish 
Brain-to-finished-song system — repeatable process that kills perfectionism 
Final project — walk away with a completed, pitch-ready, release-ready song 
Mobile-friendly + easy to follow — fits your real life + creative rhythm
This is not just a course. It’s a reset button for your creative flow.
I understand you will show me how to write songs that sound like they could be in the Top 100. I want hit songwriting fluency!
I agree to pay Graham English $300 to access 30 Days to Hit Song Fluency. It’s simply a great deal, and I’m excited to get started!
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30 Days to Hit Song Fluency$300
I always appreciate the kind and thoughtful way you approach your instruction. It is very helpful that you speak plainly and from the voice of experience. I also like it that you lay things out so logically. I am completing 3 more songs I was working on last week. Thank you for the inspiration.
Dennis DeVilbiss
Loved the course. Am going through it at my own pace. What I loved best is all the different ways to analyze a song's components. Am learning a lot.
Robin Buys
My experience in doing 30 Days To Hit Song Fluency has taken my writing to a new level. I've written mainly country but have been interested in learning how to write pop, and going through the lessons has helped tremendously.
I feel I have achieved a personal achievement of now understanding and writing in a new genre when pop was previously Greek to me before. There were many "aha" moments.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Denis Loiseau