thoughts about music

As all of us know music has hardly developed over the past few years. A lot of new artists have came up with many new styles of music - some great and enyoyable sound for ears and some definetly unlikable. But one thing that I think is bad is simplyfying and lacking the texts of songs. Let's take a look on the end of 20 and beginning of 21 century. Each of self-respecting musician in his songs wanted to say somethin and give listeners something to thing about and draw conclusions from it. And nowadays great of songs  looks like saying, shouting  or mumbling words to microphone and somtimes they are not even connected to each other. We can clearly see these on example of hip hop style when earlier tracks were having a soul and forced to think about them and now, when many popular "artists" are just standing and mumbling sth to microfhone that we can't even understend what they are saying or repeating same words all the time. I think that artists sholud show us more than tracks just to jump and waving hands to it, songs sholud have a message in text. But on the other hand artists just fit to prevailing trend and trying to stay on the wave aren't they?

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  1. englishdiary3 October 2018 at 13:14

    Your first two sentences seem to contradict each other. Has there been NO development ('music has hardly developed') or A LOT of development ('A lot of new artists have came up with many new styles of music')?

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