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Trends in Music Production and Consumption
Music has long been a source of enjoyment, happiness, and even awe for people. We hear it on jukeboxes, earbuds, in bars and restaurants, in clubs, and at concerts. Throughout time, it has inspired and enthralled us, making us laugh, cry, and dance. But today, the role of music is changing, and so is the way we consume and create it. Here are some of the major trends in the evolution of music.
Heavy metal. The heavy metal movement began in the 1970s with bands like Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, and Judas Priest. In the 1980s, artists like Metallica, Twisted Sister, Anthrax, Pantera, and others emerged and cemented their place in music history. Throughout this time, heavy metal continued the tradition of challenging mainstream society. During this period, music industry saw its most rapid growth. Among other trends, the genre was redefining itself with new styles.
Cultural specificity. Music genres and styles are different in different countries, and cultural specificity is often a driving force. For instance, hip-hop music in the United States was born in New York, and rock’n’roll was recorded in Memphis in the early 1950s. In addition to the global impact of American music, the United States is home to the largest market for music worldwide, and the trends that drive its popularity are also common. However, while the U.S. remains the source of many of the world’s popular genres, it is difficult to assess U.S. music from a global perspective, as the local genres tend to be incredibly diverse.
Technology has also changed the way we listen to music. For generations, the jukebox was the focal point of parties. Thousands of songs filled the air, and people would pay to play them. However, the emergence of the MP3 format changed the game and gave jukeboxes a bottomless library. However, MP3s are more portable and are more convenient than vinyl records. That means that there is more choice for listeners.
