Spotify's control over the music scene is getting outta hand 
. I mean, artists are basically being told what kind of sound to make next, like they're on a formula to follow, not creating from the heart. That's so not cool, fam! 
And yeah, I get it, alternatives might be hard to come by, but that doesn't mean we should just accept this blandness
. We need more people speaking out about these issues and advocating for real change.
These books tho...
"Men of a Certain Age" is like a breath of fresh air - so funny and insightful! And the other ones are amazing too, giving us a deeper look into the lives of these artists. It's time to put the spotlight on the music itself, not just what Spotify wants us to listen to 
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I mean, we gotta keep pushing for diversity and artistic integrity in this industry
. We can't let corporations dictate our tastes and stifle creativity. That's just not right 
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. I mean, artists are basically being told what kind of sound to make next, like they're on a formula to follow, not creating from the heart. That's so not cool, fam! And yeah, I get it, alternatives might be hard to come by, but that doesn't mean we should just accept this blandness
. We need more people speaking out about these issues and advocating for real change.These books tho...
"Men of a Certain Age" is like a breath of fresh air - so funny and insightful! And the other ones are amazing too, giving us a deeper look into the lives of these artists. It's time to put the spotlight on the music itself, not just what Spotify wants us to listen to .I mean, we gotta keep pushing for diversity and artistic integrity in this industry
. We can't let corporations dictate our tastes and stifle creativity. That's just not right .
They just want to make money 
but art should be about expressing yourself not conforming to their expectations 
... like, what happens when artists can't even release new music without getting squeezed by the algorithm? doesn't that stifle creativity? & i feel bad for those who get pushed to churn out formulaic content just to fit in...
i also love how jeff pearlman's "only god can judge me" offers a nuanced look at tupac's life... it's like, we've been fed these myths about him for years, but what really went on? 