How the Internet Changed the Music Industry Forever

The Internet changed music forever. It has never been easier to distribute and make music than it is today, and there are many reasons for that - including the mp3, advancements in digital recording, streaming services, and the vertical disintegration of the large music labels. This video explores how all of this has led to a fragmented industry with a vibrant indie scene.
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[@bigoshbomber]

Let’s grow this channel baby

[@jawvees2585]

perspective changer🏝

[@coryjohnson2486]

Great video that deserves WAY more views!!

[@TheElectro2009]

if there is too much of something then the value diminishes and no indie musicians can stand out. Anyone can do it.

[@firsttimehuh1266]

I’d say that’s the new gatekeeper.

[@josephbagwell]

100% agree

[@xMuffinman1239]

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[@cadenrichter6]

good vidya mr nut

[@natsuno420]

phoebe bridgers x neon genesis evangelion the collab i never knew i needed

[@tarashutsal]

what is the video clip at 2:43 from?

[@thepnutgallery3860]

Takyon by Death Grips

[@firsttimehuh1266]

It’ll be interesting times if and when anime/video game music starts being played on mainstream/live radio. Probably only a decade or two away from happening if it’s going to happen at all.

[@peanutbutterisfu]

IMO the music industry was being greedy they didn’t want to change they could have been the first to have downloadable music wouldn’t have fixed the problems but would have helped