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How to better understand cord progressions?
(lemmy.ca)
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I read online that you can incorporate shifts like V-I at the end of a bar, and usage of I-vi and II-V are common in your genre. For C major, this means:
G-C C-Gm D-G
Source
And here is a simple guide on why the Roman numerals and what they mean. You have to apply the number in the sequence to the correct note and then correspond it to a chord. Lowercase for minor chords.
Good luck!
thank you, I'll read up on it. the Roman numerals threw me for a loop which is when I make this post.