Music journalism faces oblivion, here’s why we need to save it
huckmag.com
Music journalism faces oblivion, here’s why we need to save it
The Death of the Middle-Class Musician
thewalrus.ca
How Music Criticism Lost Its Edge
newyorker.com
In just under one generation, we moved from appreciating albums as cohesive works to consuming individual tracks, and then to music becoming reduced to muzak: background noise for gaming, viral videos, or endless scrolling. Disappearing is music as an art in its own right, which commands sustained attention and deep engagement. A song’s success is... See more
Default Friend • No, Culture is Not Stuck
Music blogs are dead.
But you can still find music from real humans.
Here's 9 of the best music newsletters to find new artists & go deeper than your discover weekly.
(don't let the algo turn your brain to... See more
Rob Abelowx.com