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What is this generations Nirvana, Limp Bizkit, Tupac, or Rage against the machine?
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With the rapid rise in accessible media tuned to everyone's personal preference there's not really a single artist that is capturing attention across the board, but that doesn't mean there's not protest bangers from several artists:
Seen Durry live, great fucking show. Grandson has some good stuff plus he made music with Tom Morello. Big plus.
I feel your statement is pretty accurate. With the wide spread access of music we are losing something. Just like shows, the common connection between each other. This is my main point.
Along with Grandson, I highly highly highly recommend KFlay. I love her. They're friends and tour together