Is Old Music Killing New Music?
One need only watch NBC's Songland to understand why the new stuff doesn't hold up to classic rock. It's a hook-laden, originality-crushing, formula-driven process, designed to churn out bubble gum pop for mass consumption. Does anyone think Led Zeppelin, or any of the great singer-songwriters-composers, would put up with a newb like Ryan Tedder telling them how to craft their art? Absolutely not.
New music is being 'killed' because it's mass produced watered-down 'art', and people are choosing to listen to the old stuff, which is vastly better.
I'm done here.
One need only watch NBC's Songland to understand why the new stuff doesn't hold up to classic rock. It's a hook-laden, originality-crushing, formula-driven process, designed to churn out bubble gum pop for mass consumption. Does anyone think Led Zeppelin, or any of the great singer-songwriters-composers, would put up with a newb like Ryan Tedder telling them how to craft their art? Absolutely not.
New music is being 'killed' because it's mass produced watered-down 'art', and people are choosing to listen to the old stuff, which is vastly better.
I'm done here.