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How Social Media and Streaming Services Are Changing our Understanding of Good Music
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Sound designer and composer Roman Ponomarenko explains how digitalization has changed the process of music production and our idea of good music.
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Digital revolution has made music more accessible but also changed the ways it is produced, distributed, and consumed. Sound designer and composer Roman Ponomarenko explains how digitalization has changed the process of music production and our idea of good music. For example, Spotify use complex algorithms to compose personalized playlists, often prioritizing songs with catchy melodies and familiar melodies.
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