Tips on how to write a review for Slicethepie for extra money!

I have talked about Slicethepie before many times on this blog and some of you are probably doing this to earn extra money from home.  For those of you who don’t know what it is, Slicethepie is a company that will pay you to listen to music and write a short review of what you just listened to.  They payout twice a week as long as you have earned $10.  Some people make an extra $300 a month doing this from home.  If you are having difficulty writing a review or coming up with a unique one, this post contains some tips may be helpful to you.

First I want to put a disclaimer out there and tell you that I am not a songwriter, singer, or professional music reviewer but I have earned over $400 from this company doing this in my spare time.  I am a music lover and I like to listen to all sorts of genres of music and that is why I love writing reviews for Slicethepie.  Having said that, I do want to share with you a few tips on how I write reviews for this company and how you can incorporate this same technique or strategy into your reviews as well.  Not only will help you to get a higher ranking, earn more money, get your payout faster, and keep your account active but it will also be beneficial for the artists.  An honest, detailed review will help them to see where they need to make improvements in their lyrics, vocals, or songs in general.

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If you like watching such shows as The Voice, American Idol, or The X Factor, you can somewhat mimic their comments and critic of the singers that perform on the show and basically be your own judge.  Picture yourself or put yourself in the mindset of a judge on one of these shows when you are listening to the songs on Slicethepie.  Of course, you will be critiquing the overall song in general but you can get an idea and perspective on how to judge the vocals in the songs on Slicethepie.

Here are some of the elements that make up a song that you will want to consider when you are doing a music review for Slicethepie.

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• Intro – The instrumental section at the beginning of the song.
• Vocals – The tones or register in the voice.
• Lyrics – The meaning or words of a song.
• Pitch – Higher and lower tones and sounds in the vocals.
• Tempo – speed or pace of a song.
• Melody – Sequence of tones that make up a phrase in a song.
• Harmony- The use of various pitches, tones, or cords.
• Length – Most commercial songs last around 3-4 minutes long.
• Hook – A short phrase or passage to make the song appealing.  A good example of this in a song is the one by Destiny’s Child “Say My Name”.  Other examples are Adele’s Rolling in the deep, Carly Ray Jepsen “Call Me Maybe,” John Legend “Tonight”.  Many great songs have memorable hooks or earworms.

It is important to keep these elements in mind when you are doing a review and mention as many as possible, especially if they stand out to you in each song that you review.  I also recommend that you give your feedback or analysis of the song right away.  As soon as you hear the introduction of the song, you can comment on that and go on to the other features of the song itself.  Was there a part of the song that stood out to you?  Was it memorable?  What was your general feeling of the song?  Would it be something that you would actually listen to?  If so, you could include this in the ending or summary of your review.  If the song reached a peak or climax at some point that caught your attention, mention this as well.  You will definitely want to make good use of adjectives in your review especially when it comes to the vocals, pitch, lyrics, introduction, and for the overall song in general.  Here are some examples that you could use in your review.