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Indeed. Since the rise of ClearChannel in the '80's, the industry has been reducing the variety of popular music down to the chords, and repeats trite elements
by apotheothesomai 9y ago
Indeed. Since the rise of ClearChannel in the '80's, the industry has been reducing the variety of popular music down to the chords, and repeats trite elements like the 'millennial whoop"*, as far as they can. Content for them is very much a simple commodity. The number of really successful songwriters is tiny.
For those interested in this one, small-scale phenomenon: https://qz.com/767812/millennial-whoop/ https://qz.com/767812/millennial-whoop/