Kadyn Andrew Coombs

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@jadenmac8 @MA20220106 I absolutely agree! Especially internationally, seems as if there is a rise in European artist on the rise in North America, Its important that Canadian artist are given the same exposure over seas! #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@TaylorH73063725 Agreed, seems as if 95% of artist in the current soundscape originate from the U.S., It is very important that Canadian artist are given the same shot at exposer! #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

Implementing a quota for Canadian musicians would be effective in increasing the diversity of listeners. In a U.S saturated market it is very important that Canadian artist are given equal opportunities! #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@Laurraamurray I agree with the enjoyment aspect. However, when referring to consumers of todays music, convince is much more important. If I were able to see a band live while at the gym I absolutely would, but for now ill have to stick to Spotify

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@SherriffsLuke Absolutely. To play music at home you had to have access to a turntable along with physical copies. Where as going to live concerts, all you'd have to do is show up. This is the same reason why discovering new bands was so difficult back in the day.

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

I Believe Walds Statement still stands true. Digital Music has become so accessible to the general public, with little to no play wall. People have become so used to studio recorded / multitracked records that live music doesn't sound nearly as appealing to the ear #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@scdrover I agree, there is a reason copy right claims exist nowadays. Protecting the original artist and their intellectual property. #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@YarnCurator I think the same. Allowing the music to reach audiences it never would have but also leaving out the cultural importance #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

"Schlock" music artists have been guilty of cultural theft within their music. However, i still believe that this gives the corresponding culture a platform to have their thoughts and beliefs shared to an audience they never would have been able to reach. #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@shayleebrianna7 Absolutely. Ray used his voice the same way a master piano player would play the piano. Using every inflection and intonation to bring out every bit of soul he possibly could! #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

@JordanBarter12 Couldn't agree more! Fills the song with so much soul and passion from the use of such a simple technique #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

I believe Ray Charles purposefully used breaking voices to convey an emotional element within his songs. This element layered with the swing tempo and big band music creates the sound that defined Ray Charles in the 1950's #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

With the rise of streaming services, It has never been easier for people to find music that they identify and connect with! This has allowed millions of people to find sub-cultures to which they can feel accepted and valued for their interests and passions. #POPMUSW22

[Kadyn Andrew Coombs @KadynAndrew]

I believe today's pop music isn't dumbed down but more so forced by Record Labels. Pop artists shouldn't be discredited as a lot of them show genuine talent and passion. Their music, however, becomes passively listened to as Record company's try and commercialize them #POPMUSW22