Chris Daughtry talks about going from "American Idol" to the rock radio waves.  

Chris Daughtry talks about going from "American Idol" to the rock radio waves. &nbsp;

“How I Wrote That Song” spotlights the artists, songwriters, and producers behind today’s biggest hits, offering insight into the stories behind the lyrics, and a song’s path from the writing room to the radio. Each spotlight will focus on a single artist and will highlight his/her biggest hit through a recorded one-one-one video interview.

How I Wrote That Song is produced in partnership with Beasley Media Group, XPERI (HD Radio), and BMI.

“How I Wrote That Song” spotlights the artists, songwriters, and producers behind today’s biggest hits, offering insight into the stories behind the lyrics, and a song’s path from the writing room to the radio. Each spotlight will focus on a single artist and will highlight his/her biggest hit through a recorded one-one-one video interview.
How I Wrote That Song is produced in partnership with Beasley Media Group, XPERI (HD Radio), and BMI.

How I Wrote That Song

“How I Wrote That Song®,” is a limited edition series featuring acclaimed songwriters and producers from country, rock and R&B/hip-hop. Each episode of the 12-part series will give audiences an inside look into the creative process of writing and producing hit songs, as well as the stories behind them.

Among the music creators included in the series, hosted by Brian Ives, are heavy hitters Lauren Alaina, Chris Lane, John Popper (Blues Traveler), Kevin Griffin (Better Than Ezra), Oak Felder, Mooski and Parker McCollum, among many others.

A new episode will air every two weeks on Beasley Media Group radio stations across the country, with the video component posted on https://bbgi.com.

“How I Wrote That Song®, is produced in collaboration with BMI, Beasley Media Group and Xperi’s HD Radio Technology.

&ldquo;How I Wrote That Song&reg;,&rdquo; is a limited edition series featuring acclaimed songwriters and producers from country, rock and R&amp;B/hip-hop. Each episode of the 12-part series will give audiences an inside look into the creative process of writing and producing hit songs, as well as the stories behind them.
Among the music creators included in the series, hosted by Brian Ives, are heavy hitters Lauren Alaina, Chris Lane, John Popper (Blues Traveler), Kevin Griffin (Better Than Ezra), Oak Felder, Mooski and Parker McCollum, among many others.
A new episode will air every two weeks on Beasley Media Group radio stations across the country, with the video component posted on <a href="https://bbgi.com/">https://bbgi.com</a>.
&ldquo;How I Wrote That Song&reg;, is produced in collaboration with BMI, Beasley Media Group and Xperi&rsquo;s HD Radio Technology.

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