Sep 10, 2022·1 replyBlame capitalism
Sep 10, 2022·2 repliesYou talkin morals and the music industry will never be run on morals
Sep 10, 20220ddJayYou talkin morals and the music industry will never be run on morals
they don't even help these guys get out the streets or get off d**** and OP think the labels care about whether or not the music is good
Sep 10, 2022the industry makes more money this way
- Sep 10, 2022This is Bow
Blame capitalism
shhhhh
- Sep 10, 20220ddJay
You talkin morals and the music industry will never be run on morals
shhhhh
- Sep 10, 2022
wait till OP finds out corporate profit motives have ruined everything you enjoy in life
Sep 10, 2022
Dealers In ParisEveryone wants to sling some fast food “music” into the internet hoping the young and dumb will allow them to become viral
I miss when music actually meant art and not some vehicle for quick bucks 😞
Music has been more about the money than the art for almost a century now
- Sep 10, 2022·2 replies
Troy Ave Stan“Artistry” is the corniest s*** y’all cry about, especially since the artist y’all claim don’t have it just present they art differently to what you like
Honestly this. Op acts like we need labels to push fake stories and aesthetics to entice us on artists when we're doing much better now. I think we all love the more raw feel when artists develop themselves now vs before when they were puppets for a record label
There's still artist development but its from the artist themselves and not managers and label executives in control
Sep 10, 2022Paul Institute out now!
Sep 10, 2022That’s why I’m sending my kids to Donda University
Sep 10, 2022Josk2And you know this how?
Because I know how to sing
Sep 10, 2022·1 replyStabane101I've been wondering considering how s***ty artists are these days. The bar is literally in hell but I've been thinking if artist development now would give us the artists that we desperately need. Also look how it's working in Kpop.
I think if it is brought back it can help usher a new wave of high quality artists like back in the 90s. Bring back that unattainable level of talent that is desperately needed in this generation.
you like that over produced soulless dystopian vibe?
- Sep 10, 2022·1 replyMendo
you like that over produced soulless dystopian vibe?
I think you referring to current music.
- Sep 10, 2022Stabane101
I think you referring to current music.
im just saying kpop doesnt develop artists, it develops a product.
Sep 10, 2022you complain about the lack of artistry and development of artists and then use Kpop as an example? one of the most mid, formulaic, generic and precisely calculated music that has pretty much no soul or originality?
- Sep 10, 2022
Yes or else the artist has to do artist development themselves. Going through trail and error but it is hard to do it if you blow up quickly with a song. Basically no time to develop yourself. This is why it is sometimes better to struggle has an artist for years before you blow up because you are already groomed.
Sep 11, 2022·1 replyJosk2Because your vocal range totally has nothing to do with live singing right
Jesus christ bro you staying confident in being just wrong
- Sep 11, 2022The Darkest Angel
Honestly this. Op acts like we need labels to push fake stories and aesthetics to entice us on artists when we're doing much better now. I think we all love the more raw feel when artists develop themselves now vs before when they were puppets for a record label
There's still artist development but its from the artist themselves and not managers and label executives in control
Yep.
Love hearing the raw thoughts of Ppl like Summer Walker and Joey Badass
Sep 11, 2022insertcoolnamehereJesus christ bro you staying confident in being just wrong
This thread crazy cuz it’s niggas just being loud and wrong
- Sep 11, 2022
i wish these street rappers had more character development like my favourite Marvel Cinematic Universe characters
Sep 11, 2022idg what you mean by artist development
help me understand a bit more