as the author points out, its commercial trash music that is collapsing. and as they point out, indie music is thriving, as is live music.
concerts here in my area for non corporate trash bands are regularly selling out shows.
none of this should surprise anyone. these corporate labels entirely gutted their A&R departments and now tilt their heads in confusion that they have no good music.
they thought an industry that literally revolves around humans could be replaced by algorithms and then tilt their heads again wondering why people run fast and far.
what they did would be like if a lifetime wedding planner who had never coded in their life, doesn’t understand technology at all yet convinced themselves they could totally write a secure messenger app because they like talking to friends in whatsapp.
a bunch of VC class who don’t care about (or understand) music are confused why their music corporations are failing.
concerts here in my area for non corporate trash bands are regularly selling out shows.
none of this should surprise anyone. these corporate labels entirely gutted their A&R departments and now tilt their heads in confusion that they have no good music.
they thought an industry that literally revolves around humans could be replaced by algorithms and then tilt their heads again wondering why people run fast and far.
what they did would be like if a lifetime wedding planner who had never coded in their life, doesn’t understand technology at all yet convinced themselves they could totally write a secure messenger app because they like talking to friends in whatsapp.
a bunch of VC class who don’t care about (or understand) music are confused why their music corporations are failing.