@KaiStephenson6 I love your example! People are constantly saying the phrase “buy local,” maybe by saying “listen local” Canadian artists would become more popular and grow a larger platform. Supporting local is very important. #MUNMUS2011
@AshleyLegge3 Agree! It’s super important to super local and the country. People listen to music on a daily basis. The quota would allow to support local and still listen to the music we love #MUNMUS2011
Enforcing a Canadian quota for the music industry is so important. While some Canadian artists have exposure, many Canadian artists struggle to make there way in the music industry. Most will have to move to for ex. New York or LA. The quota would keep artists local #MUNMUS2011
@KaylaWoodman2 Agree! Cover bands/artists and originals both offer similar experiences. Covers can sometimes connect with an audience more than in a huge concert stadium. It offers a different atmosphere that people tend to enjoy #MUNMUS2011
@klwellwood Love this point! Cover bands will fill a venue in no time because people genuinely love listening to it. Cover bands offer, especially in NL, the concert experience of popular artists that probably won’t ever come here! @MUNMUS2011
Covers of popular music can be a new way to experience a song.Many people connect with songs differently, &it’s very interesting to see how artists interrupt the song &make it their own.Covers can pull aspects of an original song but have different emotions attached #MUNMUS2011
@jennybent3@HutchinsonAmoy#MUNMUS2011 agree! It’s heartbreaking to think about the success stories of so many artists on another’s work. Thankfully, black artists are active and successful in all genres of music and are largely respected and represented within the music industry.
@meganpi26186194@jennybent3#MUNMUS2011 I completely agree. It shows how the music industry works and how us, as consumers, support the music industry. It’s troubling that a white artist can sing covers of the same piece and become famous while a black artist worked on it and do not receive recognition.
The “schlock” music can be seen as cultural theft. The origins of the music is changed to appeal to wider genres instead of the original intended audience. Artists take the work of others & change small components, most times w/o giving credit to the original artist. #MUNMUS2011
@travisrogers76 I agree! I would rather hear authenticity in a singers voice like Ray Charles than anything else! It makes the music so much more enjoyable to know the singer genuinely connects to their songs in a way that is so raw and real! #MUNMUS2011
@Matt_Doody19 I completely agree with this! You see all the time on shows like The Voice or American idol when people have this texture to their voices it is seen as unique and they automatically grab listeners attention! Our generation is starting to appreciate unique styles more #MUNMUS2011
The breaking & cracking in singers voices creates for a more powerful and emotional connection to their work. Ray Charles voice sounds authentic & passionate. It makes a difference to the way you hear and interpret his songs and emotions behind the creation🎧#MUNMUS2011
@alana_needle Having access to music throughout my day definitely helps shape my mood. I find myself creating different playlists for every event/mood. This new technology allows every listener instinct access to streaming apps. #MUNMUS2011
@morepetermoore Agree! Instead of the full album for purchase, listeners are just picking the songs that are most popular and adding them to their own playlists. You don’t see as often a full album being played on repeat
#MUNMUS2011 MP3 players give listeners the advantages of having music with them wherever they may go. These devices do not limit individuals to a specific place or time, you can listen on the go whenever and wherever. This invention puts music at your fingertips!