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  1. FAWM 2026 Week 4: Vocal Call, Instrumental Response

    Write a song that alternates between vocal and instrumental phrases.

    Examples: “Never Going Back Again” (Fleetwood Mac), “My Generation” (The Who), “Cold Sweat” (James Brown).”Call Me Maybe” (Carly Rae Jepsen).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #CallAndResponse

  2. FAWM 2026 Week 4: Vocal Call, Instrumental Response

    Write a song that alternates between vocal and instrumental phrases.

    Examples: “Never Going Back Again” (Fleetwood Mac), “My Generation” (The Who), “Cold Sweat” (James Brown).”Call Me Maybe” (Carly Rae Jepsen).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #CallAndResponse

  3. FAWM 2026 Week 4: Vocal Call, Instrumental Response

    Write a song that alternates between vocal and instrumental phrases.

    Examples: “Never Going Back Again” (Fleetwood Mac), “My Generation” (The Who), “Cold Sweat” (James Brown).”Call Me Maybe” (Carly Rae Jepsen).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #CallAndResponse

  4. FAWM 2026 Week 4: Vocal Call, Instrumental Response

    Write a song that alternates between vocal and instrumental phrases.

    Examples: “Never Going Back Again” (Fleetwood Mac), “My Generation” (The Who), “Cold Sweat” (James Brown).”Call Me Maybe” (Carly Rae Jepsen).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #CallAndResponse

  5. Ok. I really like what I managed to do in terms of my femvoice with this song. The singing part? Look... I'm trying to turn my baritone shit into a femme voice, the singing's gonna take a massive hit. So... it sucks... but the genre is kind of a nu metal punk, so... it fits the genre :P

    Seriously though. After the first chorus... and especially the start to that bridge... I don't hear "him" anywhere and I am fucking ecstatic.

    fawm.org/songs/325685

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  6. Ok. I really like what I managed to do in terms of my femvoice with this song. The singing part? Look... I'm trying to turn my baritone shit into a femme voice, the singing's gonna take a massive hit. So... it sucks... but the genre is kind of a nu metal punk, so... it fits the genre :P

    Seriously though. After the first chorus... and especially the start to that bridge... I don't hear "him" anywhere and I am fucking ecstatic.

    fawm.org/songs/325685

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  7. Ok. I really like what I managed to do in terms of my femvoice with this song. The singing part? Look... I'm trying to turn my baritone shit into a femme voice, the singing's gonna take a massive hit. So... it sucks... but the genre is kind of a nu metal punk, so... it fits the genre :P

    Seriously though. After the first chorus... and especially the start to that bridge... I don't hear "him" anywhere and I am fucking ecstatic.

    fawm.org/songs/325685

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  8. FAWM 2026 Week 3: Mixed Emotions

    Combine contrasting emotional cues, such as a fast tempo in a minor key, a static chord progression with a driving rhythm, or dark lyrics set to upbeat music (or vice versa).

    Examples: “Boogie Chillun” (John Lee Hooker), “Twisting” (They Might Be Giants), “Walking on Broken Glass” (Eurythmics), “No Children” (The Mountain Goats).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #MixedEmotions

  9. FAWM 2026 Week 3: Mixed Emotions

    Combine contrasting emotional cues, such as a fast tempo in a minor key, a static chord progression with a driving rhythm, or dark lyrics set to upbeat music (or vice versa).

    Examples: “Boogie Chillun” (John Lee Hooker), “Twisting” (They Might Be Giants), “Walking on Broken Glass” (Eurythmics), “No Children” (The Mountain Goats).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #MixedEmotions

  10. FAWM 2026 Week 3: Mixed Emotions

    Combine contrasting emotional cues, such as a fast tempo in a minor key, a static chord progression with a driving rhythm, or dark lyrics set to upbeat music (or vice versa).

    Examples: “Boogie Chillun” (John Lee Hooker), “Twisting” (They Might Be Giants), “Walking on Broken Glass” (Eurythmics), “No Children” (The Mountain Goats).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #MixedEmotions

  11. Y'know. I don't hate this one. Vocal performance wise it's dogshit, but that tension is nearly gone from the femvoice, and that's exciting to me, because that's my main focus. The amount of improvement I've made since the start of FAWM is really encouraging to me.

    Let's be honest. I'm just doing voice training, and using FAWM as a backdrop... that's what it feels like.

    fawm.org/songs/323574

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  12. Y'know. I don't hate this one. Vocal performance wise it's dogshit, but that tension is nearly gone from the femvoice, and that's exciting to me, because that's my main focus. The amount of improvement I've made since the start of FAWM is really encouraging to me.

    Let's be honest. I'm just doing voice training, and using FAWM as a backdrop... that's what it feels like.

    fawm.org/songs/323574

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  13. Y'know. I don't hate this one. Vocal performance wise it's dogshit, but that tension is nearly gone from the femvoice, and that's exciting to me, because that's my main focus. The amount of improvement I've made since the start of FAWM is really encouraging to me.

    Let's be honest. I'm just doing voice training, and using FAWM as a backdrop... that's what it feels like.

    fawm.org/songs/323574

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  14. Y'know. I don't hate this one. Vocal performance wise it's dogshit, but that tension is nearly gone from the femvoice, and that's exciting to me, because that's my main focus. The amount of improvement I've made since the start of FAWM is really encouraging to me.

    Let's be honest. I'm just doing voice training, and using FAWM as a backdrop... that's what it feels like.

    fawm.org/songs/323574

    #FAWM #FAWM2026

  15. FAWM 2026 Week 2: Sawtooth Melody

    Write a song using repetitive, angular melodic structures that rise and fall in pitch.

    Examples: “Fur Elise” (Ludwig von Beethoven), “I Am the Walrus” (Beatles), “Over the Rainbow” (Arlen/Harburg), “Flight of the Bumblebee” (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #SawtoothMelody

  16. FAWM 2026 Week 2: Sawtooth Melody

    Write a song using repetitive, angular melodic structures that rise and fall in pitch.

    Examples: “Fur Elise” (Ludwig von Beethoven), “I Am the Walrus” (Beatles), “Over the Rainbow” (Arlen/Harburg), “Flight of the Bumblebee” (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #SawtoothMelody

  17. FAWM 2026 Week 2: Sawtooth Melody

    Write a song using repetitive, angular melodic structures that rise and fall in pitch.

    Examples: “Fur Elise” (Ludwig von Beethoven), “I Am the Walrus” (Beatles), “Over the Rainbow” (Arlen/Harburg), “Flight of the Bumblebee” (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #SawtoothMelody

  18. FAWM 2026 Week 2: Sawtooth Melody

    Write a song using repetitive, angular melodic structures that rise and fall in pitch.

    Examples: “Fur Elise” (Ludwig von Beethoven), “I Am the Walrus” (Beatles), “Over the Rainbow” (Arlen/Harburg), “Flight of the Bumblebee” (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov).

    Share your new song at FAWM.ORG!

    We'll be posting more weekly prompts and encouragement all month long...

    #FAWM #FAWM2026 #Songwriting #MusicChallenge #SawtoothMelody