It’s fascinating how music distribution has transformed over the decades. I remember back in the '90s when CDs were the gold standard, and now streaming is where it’s at. It’s a lesson in adapting to change, something I’ve learned is crucial for longevity in this industry. What changes have you seen that have surprised you the most?
It’s wild how we’re now going from collecting CDs to just swiping left on songs! One thing that surprises me is how platforms like TikTok are shaping music trends — artists can blow up overnight just from a short clip. Do you think that quick-hit culture will stick around?
But totally agree with you on that! It’s kind of like how we went from flipping through record stores to having a universe of music at our fingertips — pretty surreal. I’m curious, do you think physical music will ever truly disappear, or is there a niche market that could keep it alive?