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raihan
@raihan
music consumption has changed so much that there are no longer norms and rituals around it. we’re in flux. the only good things are a good ol fashioned link or the Airbuds app on iOS
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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
There's nothing like burning a CD for someone. Curating and handing it over felt way more meaningful than sending links to centralized platforms like Spotify or YouTube
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Gordo
@gordo
Start djing, you’ll build your rituals.
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Ok, Jose
@okjose
i want to be psychologically rewarded for sharing jams with the homies
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albert
@thatguyintech
music sharing now is sending the same tiktoks / reels around to group chats and picking up on the background music trends
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boll25
@boll25
The way we consume music is evolving, leaving behind old norms and rituals. Embracing new platforms like Airbuds app shows adaptability in the midst of change. Stay open to new experiences in this musical flux.
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113kw
@113kw
I am having fun on SoundCloud where I followed all the producers I like through years and now it suggests me exactly my taste. But for someone who didn't spend years to learn the producers and labels names, it's not that convenient.
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balt
@balt
Links is it for now — evolution coming though Music business is a very well fed dinosaur — hard for it to die and stuck in the past
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