When I’m around people, I can’t help but see things their way and absorb their philosophy a little bit. The outcome’s different because of the people you’re working with they have a different approach and theory on how to write. In the past year it’s actually spawned a whole different type of writing. I used to think, “Well, no this isn’t how I write”-being given or told a date and a time to show up and given a track to write music to. Sometimes it starts with a chord progression, sometimes a melody, sometimes it’s a title. What’s been the trick to writing these hits? How have the songs come together? Taking stock-and a break from fine-tuning new songs for Levine and co.-Malik spoke with BMI about his breakthrough tear.ġ. That chemistry helped produce “Moves Like Jagger,” the massively infectious Maroon 5 single that needs no introduction.
His involvement behind Gym Class Heroes’ “Stereo Hearts” sparked a pivotal camaraderie with that song’s featured vocalist, Adam Levine. Ammar Malik is a guitar-toting songwriter from Virginia who, at 24, also happens to be one of pop’s hottest guns for hire.
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