>>118921423I listen to all genres but only pop and rap are relevant in 2023 in regards to doing new things. And I say that with a heavy grain of salt because they are actually no longer relevant.
The other genres of music are great, but they are not contemporary and if you think there is good new electronic, jazz, soul, rock, experimental, classical or other styles of music in 2023 I have a bridge to sell you. You are extremely out of touch if you think there is anything else worth following than the occasional omnigenral pop track in 2023 and those are barely worth following.
I bet you anything I've listened to not just more music than you, but 3-4x more music than you. I've never been so connected to all the diverse styles of music that have existed since the 1600s all the way to the 2020s.
You assuming that I'm only listening to pop and rap because those are the most relevant and innovative genres of the current options shows you literally have no idea what you are talking about. Get on my level. What type of electro experimental noise nonsense are you trying to convince yourself is "doing something new" huh? It's not 2011 anymore, every microgenre has lost relevancy and only the mainstream thrives. It's pretty lame lol
>>118921708Been doing so for a decade, it's in the works. It's just a desert out here. At this rate by the time I finish, music will be complete wallpaper/accessory/background fodder.