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#99 - AI in the Grammys and Post-Grammy Declines
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In this edition of WorkTape, we entertain conversation about the so-called "curse of the Best New Artist" Grammy nomination, and its so-called impact on various artists' careers. We delve into the notorious Milli Vanilli scandal, its longstanding repercussions on the Grammys, and the music industry as a whole. Additionally, we lightly touch on The Red Hot Chili Pepper’s changing lineup of guitarists, and how that has lent to their distinctive sound over the decades. Tune into this ever-evolving conversation about the fascinating dynamics of the music business and its all-too-interesting characters and groups.
Episode Highlights:
- How does The Recording Academy ensure authenticity in the face of advancing music technology (namely AI)?
- How has the music industry learned and changed from the Milli Vanilli scandal?
- Why do people think that Best New Artist Grammy is a curse?
- How did the careers of artists like Chance the Rapper and Sam Smith evolve, post winning the Best New Artist Grammy?
- How has the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “revolving door" of guitarists affected their overall sound and success?
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