Editorial

From Nirvana To Beat Connection: How Music Has Changed

August 2, 2014

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Fast forward a 20 years and there isn’t really that much emotional context or association with any radio stations in the youth. Kevin points out that his daughter who 19 years old

“She doesn’t feel an attachment to any radio station because she doesn’t have to. She can find any music she wants, she just started on youtube, ya’know, where every song is there. You can just search and there it is.”

One thing that Kevin does point out is that there are studies that show 90% of people still get there music from terrestrial radio. So radio is not going anywhere anytime soon.

Kevin also points out that his daughter asked him if she could go to a Luke Bryan show last summer not realizing that it was country music, she just liked the music. That is a very important change to note in this music generation that we have. One doesn’t necessarily need to stay fixed in one genre. This generation just listens to the music that sounds good no matter the connotation it holds in the music world.

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Written By Phillip Francis

Phillip was raised on so many different genres of music, it has given him a unique perspective into the ever evolving music scene. Trance music began defining his life at the young age of 14, but thoroughly enjoys any type of music equally. He sees the music as an escape from the daily doldrums of life and says music can change a persons life in an instant pulling from his own experiences. His only goal in life is to share wonderful music with people and take electronic music to a higher plain with more accountability and creating a safer environment for his friends.

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