Quotes About Melody

I became a melodic writer after 'Gunn.'

People respond to something melodic.

Your ringtone is so personal to you, but the fact is millions of other people have your ringtone. I really love that connection, and call me crazy, but I find the iPhone ringtones super melodic and very danceable.

Chop Suey!' was really heavy, but it had a lot of melodic parts. It was fast and frenzy.

I'm a fan of Miguel's; he's a friend of mine. I like melodic music, you know?

Basically, I'm a melodic writer.

Unless you're singing something that's kind of in rhythm with the bass, the melodies, it's just difficult.

It's really hard for me to sing and play bass. Unless you're singing something that's kind of in rhythm with the bass, the melodies, it's just difficult.

I think I have a sound or a certain feel in certain harmonies in the way I construct melodies.

At an early age, I understood music... the rhyme schemes, melodies and harmonies.

A chance to work with the guys from Isis sounded like a lot of fun. I've always been into the atmospheric sounds they had created with that project and felt my sense of melody would meld well with theirs.

As long as I can say what it is that I need to say, then I'll fit whatever I'm trying to say around a melody.

A melody is not merely something you can hum.

Here's the thing: My hobby is to DJ. I just love music, so I can hear the beginning of a beat, the beginning of a melody, and think of the words, think of the name of the song, think of the hook, and just go there.

I always begin to compose the melody first.

In 'Kill Rock n' Roll,' the choruses came about at the moment I was listening to a lot of the Supremes, and if you listen to that part, you can hear a melody and a harmony there that's not too far away from what the Supremes would probably be doing, but there's heavy guitars in the back.

When I listen to songs, to this day, I listen to the chords and the groove and the melody.

A lot of people love men that rock; I love men that love a good melody and a good harmony.

That's pretty much how every song of mine works - I start with gibberish and melody and phrasing. I speak it naturally first. And then I think about lyrics that fit into that.

I would love to write a song that's exciting, bright, and has a fresh melody and lyrics.

I love melody more than any other part of music.

There is a lot of melody and things that sound familiar in hundreds of songs.

I'm all about the melody.

I get mad about something, and then I have this melody in my head, and then afterwards, the lyrics come.