16th July 2009
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| Lives for gear
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 666
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Originally Posted by IM WHO YOU THINK This is an interesting question. WHY do we let labels dictate who is relevant in music? We may think it's consumers but only those who major labels shine the "light" on seem to be in the "it moment". I've seen guys track/mix a record at home in a studio to go on to become platinum in a few months and then 2 years later not be getting much push from a label and be treated as "not relevant" any more. We need to stop letting these people dictate this in the era of the internet. Artists can serve their own niche on their own now. It's like asking was Michael Jackson relevant? Prince? Isaac Hayes?
IT's even worse in hip hop. I hate the fact that artists now are practically interchangeable. Labels just shine the light on a new one and we give them our 2 min attention spans.
It's bullshit (sorry for the tangent fellas) | Word!
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