Creativity Lessons: Ed Sheeran “Give Me Love” Loopage in The Live Room

This is one of my new posts focused on providing guitar, vocal, and songwriting skill builders for artists and writers. This video, from Ed Sheeran, shows what some extended time with loops and your little guitar/playful voice can do. Enjoy the energy of it.

The “ma-ma” element is a vocal instrumental/percussion groove, in my mind. It’s the kind of thing that can only be discovered after extended time in creative play. Also, the perfection of the vocals in tone and pitch (mostly) comes from years of practice behind microphones and sound systems that don’t lie. Take some inspiration from Ed and find your creative playground.

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