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News Roundup — September 18, 2019
09 18 2019
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Welcome to Level's news roundup, where we curate stories, analysis, and ideas — with independent artists in mind.

1. ? Fraudulent artists and releases are putting the music industry in jeopardy

 

There’s a saying: “one bad apple can spoil the bunch.” Pitchfork reports on how fake artists and releases are polluting the ecosystem for the rest of us.

 

 

2. ? Traditional album cycles vs. to the discretion of the artist — which one is better?

 

NME writers duke it out as they argue for or against traditional release schedules.

 

 

3. ? Sampling music has become so commonplace that it’s become its own industry

 

The Verge reports on how the trend of sampling has grown and how it may play a role in the future.

 

 

4. ? Music has become more democratized but at whose expense?

 

Resident Advisor’s Angus Finlayson chats with musicians/producers about the streaming industry and who it affects.

 

 

5. ? Robyn breaks down the title track on her album Honey

 

Listen as Robyn discusses at length her track “Honey,” courtesy of Song Exploder.

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