Minor Key · 2 Genres

i–iv–V–VII

2 Songs

R&BElectronic

The i–iv–V–VII chord progression appears in 2 songs across 2 genres.

Songs using this progression are found in keys of Am, Ebm.

All 2 Songs with the i–iv–V–VII Progression

Ain’t No Sunshine

Bill Withers

beginner
Am – Dm – E – G
Key: Am 1971

Glory Box

Portishead

intermediate
Ebm – Abm – Bb – Db
Key: Ebm 1994

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What songs use the i–iv–V–VII progression?

Over 2 songs use the i–iv–V–VII progression, including "Ain’t No Sunshine", "Glory Box" and many more across 2 genres.

What does i–iv–V–VII mean?

Uppercase = major chords, lowercase = minor chords.

The numerals represent scale degrees.

Is this progression good for beginners?

The progression uses 4 unique chords.

What genres use this progression?

It appears across R&B, Electronic and more.