Interesting topic that may shift music in a good or bad way.

rollingstone.com/music/music-features/warner-music-group-ipo-ar-costs-952821

Cliffnotes:
-Signing artist is more expensive now that back then
-most artist aren't taking bad deals anymore

• Warner Group is opening up to the stockmarket
  -Various buyers (like Tenencet) or expected to join in
  -Although the music business is growing fast , a massive slow down is coming
  -Goldman Sachs was mentioned in the article (if you know anything about the housing crisis, this isn't good if Goldman Sachs is interested in your industry)
  -I could type more but that's what I think is important

well the industry is now gonna go down the drain

which means the indie market will either rise in the ashes or the commodification of music will eat up any desire to make music anymore

Must mean the company is about to crash

Reserved first page on a possibly paradigm shifting moment.

Wahhh most artists aren't taking bad deals anymore we can't exploit them waahhh 😢

All things must come to an end

Honestly, I feel like the only thing that could make music exciting again is a good platform. something like tumblr meets MySpace meets Apple Music. We need something that takes advantage of all this technology we have. Apple doesn’t even show album covers any more that s*** is frustrating.

KTT music executives, assemble!

May be good or bad. Thanks OP!

Does that mean I can walk in and get signed

yeah bro

Streaming deals bout to be the new label contract, ya'll heard it here first.

Cost are too much what the article says

market got saturated with way too much trash between 2015-now. glad its crashing could do without some of these fast food artists

Incoming new class

You must be working for them or a rival company for you to type out a post TGIF extensive lmao

Only real music is gonna last, all the other bullshit is here today and gone tomorrow.

We heard it years ago b

partymobile coming soon

isnt streaming what got them into this?

Ik but it's gonna actually be a thing if this industry "crash" happens.

Im not talking about the labels, Im talking about Streaming services offering deals to Artists just like the deal Chance had 5 yrs ago.