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Post by Deleted on Dec 1, 2021 15:10:41 GMT 10
If so, when? Or is pop culture yet to reach it?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 2, 2021 0:44:54 GMT 10
If so, when? Or is pop culture yet to reach it? More like everything "safe" has been done before. There are a lot of directions that it could go, but we are currently living through the most conservative era since the 1950s. Pushing boundaries isn't in right now. Giving people what they know is.
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Post by 10slover on Dec 2, 2021 1:23:30 GMT 10
The scenario of popular music since 2020 has been very depressing, pretty much every huge world hit song since 2020 has been a throwback song
This leads me to believe that the pop music industry has run out of ideas to promote and is now trying resorting to ripping off music from the past
With that being said...
I hope there is going to be some kind of musical revolution in the next 10 years, hopefully new genres become popular
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Post by 10slover on Dec 2, 2021 1:24:43 GMT 10
The only fresh new genre on the music market is the modern RnB
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Post by Deleted on Dec 2, 2021 1:55:09 GMT 10
The scenario of popular music since 2020 has been very depressing, pretty much every huge world hit song since 2020 has been a throwback song This leads me to believe that the pop music industry has run out of ideas to promote and is now trying resorting to ripping off music from the past With that being said... I hope there is going to be some kind of musical revolution in the next 10 years, hopefully new genres become popular And that's a big part of the problem. Pop music today is written to be "safe" and to make money. It's no longer an artistic expression like it once was. Throwback songs are much safer than pushing new boundaries. I'd compare this era to the pre-Elvis 1950s.
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Post by 10slover on Dec 2, 2021 2:14:56 GMT 10
The scenario of popular music since 2020 has been very depressing, pretty much every huge world hit song since 2020 has been a throwback song This leads me to believe that the pop music industry has run out of ideas to promote and is now trying resorting to ripping off music from the past With that being said... I hope there is going to be some kind of musical revolution in the next 10 years, hopefully new genres become popular And that's a big part of the problem. Pop music today is written to be "safe" and to make money. It's no longer an artistic expression like it once was. Throwback songs are much safer than pushing new boundaries. I'd compare this era to the pre-Elvis 1950s. As if elvis wasn't "safe" white washed black music Anyways, I'd say this era is more like the 60s before the music revolution
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Post by dudewitdausername on Dec 2, 2021 2:41:27 GMT 10
And that's a big part of the problem. Pop music today is written to be "safe" and to make money. It's no longer an artistic expression like it once was. Throwback songs are much safer than pushing new boundaries. I'd compare this era to the pre-Elvis 1950s. As if elvis wasn't "safe" white washed black music Anyways, I'd say this era is more like the 60s before the music revolution maybe 2024 will be like 1964 then when it comes to music truly changing. 2021 does have fresh-sounding music, but a lot of it is overshadowed by throwbacks and boring slow-tempo pop songs (like "Drivers License" and Adele) that could've came out a decade ago. People complain alot about Late 10s music but atleast back then it was the fresh-sounding music that was charting at No. 1.
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