like in the fashion scene where we are just recycling the 90s and 00s fashion aesthetic because we ran out of new and original aesthetics
We haven’t run out of new fashion trends they’re just priced above the everyday consumer
We haven’t run out of new fashion trends they’re just priced above the everyday consumer
does future mean like 20 years or ten thousand years
dont think its gonna happen soon no
idk what constitues a new genre either, there will def always be new sounds & scenes in niche microgenres
We haven’t run out of new fashion trends they’re just priced above the everyday consumer
most of "new fashion" are just y2k aesthetics (00s but recycled).
If you mean a MAJOR genre then maybe in the far future if we get aliens in the booth or somethin
But i can see a lot of subgrenres or extreme niche genres becoming trendy for a while
most of "new fashion" are just y2k aesthetics (00s but recycled).
Is there some of that? Yes. Does that mean there is no true innovation happening in fashion? Absolutely not.
i mean there will always be something out there thats unique
its just a matter of finding it
Their are new genres being made everyday in the underground music scene, it’s just comes down to which ones are going to become popular first.
like why nowadays no one invented something like Jimi Hendrix invented?
you’re a dumbass
anyways, no because genres aren’t even a real thing if we’re keeping it a buck lol
as long as there’s words to mash together there will always be a new genre of whatever
anyways, no because genres aren’t even a real thing if we’re keeping it a buck lol
as long as there’s words to mash together there will always be a new genre of whatever
I think about this often actually
The advent of new genres always runs parallel to the invention of new technologies so it really depends on what direction we go in as far as that goes
To give you an idea of what I mean consider this short history lesson:
prior to the advent of the microphone in the late 1800s popular music genres mostly consisted of music that could be performed live where the singer or musician was able to be loud enough on their own in a concert hall such as classical music, opera, and big band. Country music was largely just performed locally in front of small crowds with a singer and a guitar/banjo etc.
After microphones started to become more wide spread for live and studio recording applications (a revolution in itself as well) jazz started to take shape since mics were able to pick up the intricacies of jazz musician’s complex performances. The aforementioned genres also benefited from this.
Multi-track recording brought in a wave of all new genres such as rock, pop, rnb and soul while the digital revolution and the synthesized/sample based machines of the 80s and 90s made hip-hop possible
Now with most music production taking place in a computer using a DAW trap has become the dominant force influencing modern popular music.
AI generated music is shaking things up but I can’t really see a well defined new genre coming from it since it’s so all encompassing and literally can produce anything. One person can use it in an entirely different way than another person. That said I think we are entering an era where individuality will reign supreme and all genres will continue to coalesce into one “hive genre” that humanity embraces globally. Probably around the same time we hit the technological singularity and become a hive mind but that’s a post for another day.