The tools evolve and that's a great thing. Music, as painting, drawing, sculpting, writing, stays a mean for people to express themselves, to share their feeli

The tools evolve and that's a great thing. Music, as painting, drawing, sculpting, writing, stays a mean for people to express themselves, to share their feelings & thoughts. But it's also a mean to grab attention and manipulate it, too. > I'm not suggesting that human musicians will go away any time soon It already happened. Since records exist. See the quantity of shows where there's only a voice performer alone on the stage or on the street, with pre-recorded music. Not that it is a bad thing - it is a _different one_ that does not remove anything, only adds. Where the purpose is not to perform, but to grab attention with less logistics. Live musicians are still a (great) thing, but it's definitely not the same thing.