The Music Industry is at its Best When Everyone Knows What’s Going On

  Music festivals have established themselves to be hubs of mainstream music fans. People from all over the place come to gather and listen to the popular music of the era. But what happens when the music industry is going through changes affects the music festival scene directly. New artists coming out can be intimidating to the types of listeners who like to know what they’re listening to, aka the mainstream. When things start falling off of the mainstream, then listeners can start falling off too.

               It’s like a dystopian philosophy. The establishment of something that everyone likes can lead the world to follow in the footsteps of the greats. The ones most accomplished at things that are popular. There are games established for artists and fans, and everyone likes to know and follow the trends that are set.

               Music festivals become popular locations for people to see their favorite artists. The ones that they’ve been dying to see and heard all about. The amount of excitement that builds up leads the music festival to become a place where people can lose themselves in the scene, the sounds, and the festivities. But when no one knows what they’re listening to, then the scene starts dying out. People get underwhelmed by the artists there that no one has ever heard of.

               Musical artists can become popular through showing up at the right place at the right time, even though they never did anything that’s considered musically great. If you think about it, when the establishment of mainstream music is going through issues, then there is a lot more at stake than just the music.

               The whole music scene likes to have cohesion. When everyone gets together for the common cause of listening to something great, then a lot of magical things happen. But greatness isn’t a unilateral factor. It takes a lot to be a great musician. It especially takes a lot of knowing about what’s happening on the music scene.

               The music scene is a very diverse place. There are all kinds of people who listen to music. The target audience of any artist isn’t just one single person. It’s a multitude of various people. I think that the music scene can get very confused about what makes for a good musical concept. When there are a lot of decisions being made about how to approach things, then people can take different directions to music that can lead the scene in various directions.

               What happens then is that the whole world starts to follow the trends being set by artists who’re making irrational decisions about what type of music they’re making. This is probably what’s at fault for the music scene falling apart eventually. When morality is lost, then there are plenty of things that can go wrong.

               Some of the most moral artists can be viewed in certain ways by artists that are less moral. There starts to become adversity to having it all together. Jealousy takes place, and trendsetters start to make moves that give morality a run for its money. The music scene is generally better when there is a sense of morality, though, and that is generally represented in the mainstream.

               Some of the biggest artists of our time have made their way through the music industry lacking morals, however, and that has eventually led to both their downfall and the downfall of the music industry in its entirety. Things can catch up to artists when their material is lacking in substance. What it takes is a consistent move towards a better establishment is there is any hope to save the music industry from demise at the hands of an immoral dystopia.