I still download mp3s, because I am an old “ok
boomer” man from seven years ago. There are still a number of decent music
blogs I check, plus I’ve been spending more money on bandcamp this year for
sure. But the problem is, my method for music, not streaming, is I have these
chunks of downloaded music that get lumped into my external hard drive, then
sort of battle royal their way out of the clusterfuck. Those songs that get
played the most on a few month basis end up as a song of the day. That means
there’s shit like this, that I have no idea why I have it, who the group is,
any of that. Shit just showed up in the mix, unheralded, but I played the fuck
out of it. Like a 7th round NFL draft pick, barely known, nothing expected,
then all of a sudden it’s a special teams hero and you’ve got dumbasses
ordering custom jerseys of it. I could probably be a legitimate faux-music
journalist online and look them up and write up a 200 word description of some
non-American music that’s probably once popular but unknown now somewhere else
and completely obscure here. But nobody reads the internet. We look at the headlines
and scroll social media timelines. In fact, this link will appear on multiple
social media feeds, and like 75 people will go to the link with these words,
but 60 of those will be East European or South Asian cyborgs just data trawling.
The other fifteen will scope the video, and maybe a third of them will click
the video to see what it’s about. Like two people will actually read the words
to the very end. Which means you. Thanks. I appreciate you making it this far
with me.
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