Alex Hopper is a Content Writer at American Songwriter and NewsBreak. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on music genres, the music business, concerts and festivals, and entertainment news. His work has been featured in notable publications, including American Songwriter and NewsBreak.
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Alex Hopper's coverage primarily focuses on music, with an emphasis on providing insights into song meanings, artist profiles, and notable performances. Given this focus, he may be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or analyses of song lyrics and their significance.
As a writer who features expert commentary and provides event coverage within the entertainment industry, Alex could respond well to pitches from music scholars or individuals with deep knowledge of specific songs or artists. Additionally, considering his interest in uncovering the stories behind songs and famous collaborations, he might appreciate pitches that delve into untold tales about iconic musical partnerships.
Keep in mind that Alex appears to have a broad scope without geographic limitations when it comes to covering music-related content.
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By: Alex Hopper
These three 2010s country songs owe a ton to country music. Whether it's their structure, lyricism, or melody, these hits are cousins to this genre.
These rock songs from the 1970s have deeply visual lyrics. Listening to them feels like walking through a gallery.
By: Alex Hopper
These tender folk songs from the 1970s will leave anyone and everyone heartbroken. Whether you just went through a breakup or are deeply in love, these artists' emotions will instantly rub off on you.
The three iconic songs below produced phrases that are now used in everyday conversation with their lyrics . Whether they coined the words or just popularized a saying, the English language has much to thank these songs for.
By: Alex Hopper
These songs from the 1980s are begging to be used in a movie montage. They are tailor made for a cinematic moment.
These songs from the 2020s are unapologetically country. In a genre that has become crossover central, these artists are keeping it classic.
These three albums were the foundation for 1970s outlaw country. Without these records, this sub-genre wouldn't exist.
Rock stars are known for their egos. While that's not always a fair assumption, the paradigm of a rock star is someone larger than life, who leaves little room for anyone else to have the spotlight.
By: Alex Hopper
In country music history, there are plenty of hidden figures who greatly influenced the genre's development, especially before it became commercialized.
By: Alex Hopper
These 1980s rock bands earned massive hits, but that didn't always translate to instant name recognition. Not everyone can recall these bands.
