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NSAI Coffee Break

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Rating
★★★★★
4.8
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12 reviews
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United States
This podcast has
76 episodes
Language
English
Publisher
NSAIOfficial
Explicit
No
Date created
2016/07/15
Latest episode
2026/01/27
Average duration
7 min.
Release period
27 days

Description

Established in 1967, The Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) is the world’s largest not-for-profit songwriters trade association consisting of thousands of professional and developing songwriters from all genres. NSAI maintains the steadfast commitment, set by its founding songwriters, to protect the rights and future of the profession of songwriting and to educate, elevate and celebrate the songwriter. With more than 90 chapters throughout the U.S. and beyond, NSAI acts as a unifying force within the music community and the community at large. With an all-songwriter board of directors and dedicated staff, some of NSAI’s legislative, judicial, regulatory, and marketplace advocacy work includes: restoring Capital Gains tax treatment to songwriter catalogue sales, being at the forefront of the creation and adoption of the Orrin G. Hatch Music Modernization Act, victorious Copyright Royalty Board trials, ensuring songwriters were eligible for federal relief and state unemployment benefits during the Covid pandemic and recent state and pending federal legislation to put guardrails around generative artificial intelligence including adoption of the ELVIS Act. NSAI is the proud owner of The Bluebird Cafe, and the historic Music Mill studios—our headquarters located on Roy Acuff Place in the heart of Nashville’s Music Row. We stage the world’s largest songwriter festival called Tin Pan South each Spring and the Nashville Songwriter Awards each Fall.

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Back Burner - Korie Burton Rott
2026/01/27
Back Burner - Korie Burton Rott by NSAIOfficial
Better Homes & Gardens - Carly Zimmerman
2026/01/27
Better Homes & Gardens - Carly Zimmerman by NSAIOfficial
Bitter Half - Jenna Kay
2026/01/27
Bitter Half - Jenna Kay by NSAIOfficial
Down to Earth - Korie Burton Rott
2026/01/27
Down to Earth - Korie Burton Rott by NSAIOfficial
Goodyears - Gabe Walsh
2026/01/27
Goodyears - Gabe Walsh by NSAIOfficial
Hoodie - Jake Arthur
2026/01/27
Hoodie - Jake Arthur by NSAIOfficial
Kansas - Sue McMillan
2026/01/27
Kansas - Sue McMillan by NSAIOfficial
Red Dirt Tape - Erica Ellis
2026/01/27
Red Dirt Tape - Erica Ellis by NSAIOfficial
Under the Influence - Heather Hickox
2026/01/27
Under the Influence - Heather Hickox by NSAIOfficial
Your Story's Not Over Yet - Layla Capri
2026/01/27
Your Story's Not Over Yet - Layla Capri by NSAIOfficial
Coffee Break - Member Services Edition
2025/02/27
Coffee Break - Member Services Edition by NSAIOfficial
Brad McKinney - Single Of The Year
2025/01/26
Brad McKinney is a Kentucky-born singer/songwriter now residing in Nashville. The husband and father of 3 has been writing diligently since 2013, and has built many publisher, artist, and pro writer relationships. He has accumulated many cuts, self releases, and accolades throughout the years, most recently being recognized as the winner of the American Songwriter 2025 Session One Lyric Contest. On any given day, you can find Brad writing with Music Row's finest! -- For 25 years, the Nashville Songwriters Association has offered their annual Song Contest as an opportunity for unsigned songwriters around the world to submit their work for professional feedback and a chance to win thousands of dollars in prizes and industry access! Now in partnership with SoundCloud, the Top 10 finalists are featured here by SoundCloud Selects where a fan favorite will be chosen by voters.
Alex Lomartire - It's Easier Said
2025/01/26
Alex Lomartire, a native of Dover, New Hampshire, is a country songwriter and artist who blends the soul of classic country with the dynamic and vibrant interpretations of the genre’s modern flare. Growing up an hour from a divided highway, Lomartire connected with the stories that country music shared and is influenced by artists such as Eric Church, George Strait, and James Taylor. A graduate of Belmont University, he worked on his songwriting and artistic crafts alongside industry leaders throughout his time as a student. Since graduation, he has been writing full-time and continues to hone his songwriting craft. Recent collaborators include, Jaan Harrison Kohm, Julia Morey, Lauryn Marie Hedges, Sara Ashton Copelan, Sara Kelly, Carter Windham, Kaitlyn Croker, and Bri Aspen. -- For 25 years, the Nashville Songwriters Association has offered their annual Song Contest as an opportunity for unsigned songwriters around the world to submit their work for professional feedback and a chance to win thousands of dollars in prizes and industry access! Now in partnership with SoundCloud, the Top 10 finalists are featured here by SoundCloud Selects where a fan favorite will be chosen by voters.
Emma Place - On The Run
2025/01/26
Emma Place is a genre-defying songwriter who skillfully blends country, pop, and modern influences into songs that connect deeply with listeners and industry professionals alike. Based in Nashville, Emma has built an impressive career defined by creativity, resilience, and connection. She is a two-time participant of the prestigious ASCAP Foundation Country Workshop in honor of Garth Brooks—first during her college years under the guidance of Tony Arata, and again in 2024 with songwriter and producer Corey Crowder. During her time at Belmont University, Emma opened for celebrated acts like Steve Moakler and COIN, won ASCAP Writers Night, and performed in the renowned "Best of the Best" showcase. Emma was also selected for the highly exclusive ASCAP GPS (Guided by Publishers) program, a sought-after opportunity that provides unparalleled access to Nashville’s top publishers and industry leaders, further solidifying her place in the competitive songwriting community. After facing and overcoming a cancer diagnosis upon graduating college, Emma emerged with a renewed sense of purpose and creativity that now drives her work. Her songs are defined by heartfelt storytelling and innovative soundscapes, resonating across genres and leaving a lasting impression. By building authentic, lasting relationships with industry professionals across Nashville and Los Angeles over the last several years, Emma is laying the foundation for an enduring career while continually honing her craft. With cuts already scheduled and ongoing collaborations in the works, Emma continues to expand her artistry. Her ability to craft songs that balance earnest storytelling with modern sounds and memorable phrasing has made her a songwriter to watch. As an emerging force in the industry, Emma is poised to leave a lasting mark. -- For 25 years, the Nashville Songwriters Association has offered their annual Song Contest as an opportunity for unsigned songwriters around the world to submit their work for professional feedback and a chance to win thousands of dollars in prizes and industry access! Now in partnership with SoundCloud, the Top 10 finalists are featured here by SoundCloud Selects where a fan favorite will be chosen by voters.
Claire Flynt - Bigger Person
2025/01/26
Claire Flynt is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, TN. She studied music business and piano at Berklee College of Music, which laid the foundation for her diverse career. Claire's songwriting spans across Pop, Rock, Folk, R&B, Singer/Songwriter, and Country genres. Some of her achievements include co-writing and recording flute on "Spin Cycle," the title track to Theo Kandel's EP, having the music video for her song “Steal,” performed by Elle Rose, premiere on CMT, and winning the NSAI 23rd Annual Song Contest alongside co-writers Drew Schueler and Nell Maynard with their song “Hurtable.” Claire plays piano, guitar, ukulele, and flute. Her strengths lie in storytelling and lyric writing, while adding memorable melody and harmony ideas to her work. Additionally, Claire contributes to the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Words & Music program and teaches songwriting in the summers at Berklee College of Music’s Aspire program and Songwriting Workshops. -- For 25 years, the Nashville Songwriters Association has offered their annual Song Contest as an opportunity for unsigned songwriters around the world to submit their work for professional feedback and a chance to win thousands of dollars in prizes and industry access! Now in partnership with SoundCloud, the Top 10 finalists are featured here by SoundCloud Selects where a fan favorite will be chosen by voters.

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4.8 out of 5
12 reviews
★★★★★
Chris Hall 2017/05/05
This is a gold mine!
Wide range of topics and guests. Covering everything related to the world of songwriters. Worth your time.
★★★★★
Bluemule31 2017/04/20
Such a great resource
This podcast is such a great resource for those of us struggling to learn the craft of songwriting. Perfect for walks, runs, or when your just dedica...
★★★★★
laynebruno 2016/10/10
Always a good time for a coffee break
Love this podcast and love everything that NSAI does for songwriters. Great advice and nice listening to these people's experiences in the industry. I...
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