Chart Music's Future: Is It DOOMED?

Chartmetric has pronoun data for more than 835k artists. out of the 469k solo acts, 77% use he/him pronouns while only 18% use she/her pronouns. Among the 15k solo artists we have. He points out that this was when the music industry hit its peak. And back then, the music industry pulled $40 billion in 1999, with 600 million people spending about $64 each on. If we look at total songs compared with sticky songs, its clear that bands underperform.

Chart music has been bland and samey for about two decades. Same with daytime radio 1 and 2. Most of it sounds dull and boring and past it. Songs are getting shorter because. According to your analysis, the popularity of serenades has declined from 23% of top songs to only like 12% of top songs. But you two make the case on this essay,. In the u. s. , homegrown music lost 0. 2 percentage.