I appreciated this. I've always disliked fade-outs, in particular because I grew up listening to "oldies" (50s-70s music, don't know if the term has changed in

I appreciated this. I've always disliked fade-outs, in particular because I grew up listening to "oldies" (50s-70s music, don't know if the term has changed in meaning since that time) with my dad, and DJs would often fade a song out artificially early in order to meet time requirements. It always felt like you missed out on part of the song. Cool/refreshing to see that a lot of artists were legitimately using it to create novel musical effects, or add new meaning to their songs. I hadn't considered that it could be used for that purpose.