Phil joined a high school music class as part of our Yousician Guest Teacher series. Here’s what we learned. Who doesn’t know Def Leppard’s 1988 hit “Pour Some Sugar on Me”? The song peaked at number 2 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and has remained a pop culture…

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We are very excited to announce a highly requested feature: support for AirPods and other wireless headphones on Yousician for iOS!…

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“It’s any musician’s job to look for the good in everything, so that you can turn that into a song that lives outside of you, and could perhaps even outlive us. That’s what great music can do.” Jason Mraz is no stranger to great music. So many of…

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Have you ever been inspired to learn a new language, but all the courses are half way through the semester and you’d have to wait until the autumn? Or have you thought about practicing Yoga, but you have the flexibility of a tree trunk and feel embarrassed to work out…

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Hi Yousicians, Today, we’re excited to announce a few design changes that you may have already noticed yourself. Specifically, the certificates (sent upon successful completion of a skill test) and the Activity reports (which is emailed to you every week, if the option to get it is enabled in-app un…

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Let’s play this acoustic hit! Nirvana originally recorded an electric version on their debut album Bleach, but the acoustic version from their “MTV Unplugged” performance became even more popular. It’s a great example of the way many songs can be re-interpreted to create something new. By swapping a…

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Let’s learn this classic 90s boy-band hit! Like many pop tunes, this song uses the chords C-F-G-Am – it’s arguably the most common set of chords around. If you’re wanting to write songs, try putting these chords together in any order you choose, and you’re pretty much guaranteed to sound…

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Let’s learn this hit alternative pop song! You’ll notice it has a slightly unusual musical mood, with lots of bluesy 7th chords, dark vocals, and a key change before the chorus. These are all quite unexpected for a modern pop song, and help give it a distinctive edge. “Stupid Girl”,…

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Let’s learn this beautiful alternative folk tune! As you listen you’ll hear lots of vocal “harmonies” – this is when two or more voices sing different notes, blending together nicely. It’s a wonderful and expressive sound, and a great chance for you to work on your hearing. Try listening as…

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