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What is this generations Nirvana, Limp Bizkit, Tupac, or Rage against the machine?
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I saw a report talking about if there's a "song of the summer" this year. A lot of people said there isn't because more than ever we're siloed to our own music library/playlists.
Personally, I spend a few hours a week actually looking for new artists to listen to. There's so much music out there just waiting to be discovered.
I do the same thing and have discovered some great music. However, over the months or years I seem to return to classics to rage out or have a statement song. Go to a protest and you will hear " This is America" or "Sympathy for the Devil".
I'm just wondering if this generation will have their song or is there to many bands? Can a band cut through it all and still make something like those songs?
Maybe I'm the old man screaming at the clouds.