Modern songs have been dumbed down and made more repetitive than they were in the Eighties, a study has found.
The dominance of streaming platforms and the short attention span of the modern public mean musicians and producers are trying to make ever-catchier music that stops listeners from skipping to the next song.
In previous decades, the need to purchase a physical vinyl, tape or CD meant this was less of an issue, and artists could spend more time crafting intellectually stimulating music.
I don’t think 1977 was a “golden” year.
1967 …
