As someone who's been involved in music and also went to Berklee like the author, he's basically right about all the points except that he's talking about a sli

As someone who's been involved in music and also went to Berklee like the author, he's basically right about all the points except that he's talking about a sliver of the industry. Rather it's "Why does major label music suck so hard". He asks "ho - is the next David Bowie, James Brown, Prince, Van Halen, Joni Mitchell, Notorious B.I.G., U2, etc." - there isn't because the music industry has split into many many fragments each tiny label specializing in a niche. A David Bowie wouldn't go through a major label because he would get treated a lot better with a smaller label, however wouldn't reach the same heights. Also there's honestly TOO MUCH good music out there, so major labels can't pick who they're going to focus ungodly amount of energy into promoting. It's true major label music sucks right now, but honestly we're living in a golden age of music overall, it's just way harder to seek out and find.