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Personally, I agree with original claim. This article doesn't cite any research per se, but has some anecdata from people in the industry. https://www.newyork
by yoohoo123 4y ago
Personally, I agree with original claim. This article doesn't cite any research per se, but has some anecdata from people in the industry.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/03/15/genre-is-disappearing-what-comes-next https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/03/15/genre-is-disap...
- herval 4y agoBased on what I see, the concept of "genre" is gone for a few years - you just listen to whatever spotify or apple music or your app of choice recommends, and it fluctuates across a set of genres, but it's not as "fixed" as it used to be, in past decades. Fandom/identification with specific artists remains as strong as ever though - you see a lot of "Swifties" or fans of a specific rapper, for instance, and they use it as a form of identity. You see fewer "metal heads" or "classical music erudites". All anecdotal, of course. Would love to see studies on this.
- sogen 4y agoMetal \m/