Borrowed chords are a powerful songwriting tool that every guitar player needs to know about. By learning this technique you’ll open up a whole new world of tonal possibilities when it comes to writing songs and creating backing or looping tracks for your jam sessions.

But what is a borrowed chord?

This is simply a chord that does not naturally belong to the song’s key and has been borrowed from another one instead.

In terms of the traditional rules of songwriting, this chord then is “incorrect” and as a result, it gives the song a really unique sound and will really stand out to the listener’s ears. Now, whether this borrowed chord stands out in a positive way or negative one, will come down to the nuances of how this method is applied.

That’s why in this course I’ll not only explain the theory behind borrowed chords but I’ll also show you examples of this technique being used in 9 well-known songs, and then I’ll show you how the “correct” chord would have sounded by comparison.

In doing so, you’ll internalize this concept far more easily and you’ll get a clearer sense of how the pros use this method.

Because it’s hard to put into words how awesome this technique can sound, I’ve also included special bonus content for you on this very page.

If you scroll down you’ll see videos from inside this course where I analyze two famous songs that use borrowed chords.

Then when you’re ready to learn more, simply click the button below and sign up to get instant access to the entire borrowed chords course and all the lessons and bonuses included with UGS Pro.

Enjoy my friends :)

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