Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
The energy. The soul
Will music ever sound like this again?
- Thread starter Scustin Bieburr
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The energy. The soul
No 
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
the thing about music is it's timeless. you can just play this song and still enjoy new fire 
Software
RIP Future Gohan
Music is constantly evolving and changing
So maybe we'll see something better
So maybe we'll see something better
No.
Even with better software, access to it and platforms to put it out.
Even with better software, access to it and platforms to put it out.
Kingshango
Veteran
I think snap/ringtone music will come back before soul comes back to music.
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
No
Da unfortunate truth.
The energy. The soul
I find music like this still, but it requires me to stay away from mainstream stuff. So it is not being produced by the big named artists for the most part, and a lot of times it is not even being made in the US.
DreadBrown
Feed the children
Not unless we go back to analog
It’s hard to recreate the ‘warmth’ of the tape with digital recording
It’s hard to recreate the ‘warmth’ of the tape with digital recording
Complexion
ʇdᴉɹɔsǝɥʇdᴉlɟ
The problem these days is everyone wants to shine, no one wants to grind.
You've got to put that work in but how to do that when you've got to maintain a non stop stream of F'ery online to not get washed away from the fragmented attention spans of fans? On the flip if you keep churning out half cooked, weak and stepped on product they'll move on to someone else anyway because your wave will become stale.
The average time between albums used to be marked in years and artists would record and record then trim the final cut with the best of the best which was then honed and polished. Thats why modern grooves sound so disposable because they are. McMusic in full effect whereas the old school was like your grandmas cooking - It took a while to do but the end results spoke for themselves.
You've got to put that work in but how to do that when you've got to maintain a non stop stream of F'ery online to not get washed away from the fragmented attention spans of fans? On the flip if you keep churning out half cooked, weak and stepped on product they'll move on to someone else anyway because your wave will become stale.
The average time between albums used to be marked in years and artists would record and record then trim the final cut with the best of the best which was then honed and polished. Thats why modern grooves sound so disposable because they are. McMusic in full effect whereas the old school was like your grandmas cooking - It took a while to do but the end results spoke for themselves.
When the music comes from the church. Make black churches great again. Listen to any soulful rhythm and blues tracks from the 70s and 80s and tell me the primary and background vocals don’t give you the chills.
