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Sure, but you are still doing your own thing, right?
What I mean is, you aren’t competing in the Loudness Wars, or trying to replicate whatever boredom the current media star is doing.
I do JAZZ. So, nobody gives a shit. BTW, all you young folk, please listen to it. It will change your life.
I make drug music.
That is all.
That's the best kind! Especially with the patches you create for the ios synths. They be good for that.
For sure I do my own thing. I wouldn't know how to get in the loudness war if I tried. My stuff always sounds quieter than others.
From the poll it seems that beeing 90% mainstream is not very mainstream. So i should try that
What came first the drugs or the music.......LOL
LOL
I'd call it heavily based on what I consider "interesting" chord-progressions. And sometimes (if i get lucky) a strong melody.
Does that make my a "progger" or too-jazzy for the "masses" - so definitely not mainstream?
Probably. The current musical zeitgeist seems to be very much in love with endless jigging around with just one chord/key.
Please yourselves!
Look, if anyone requires any clarification, I’ve looked it up, and apparently this is mainstream:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2002/nov/29/artsfeatures1
Although, well done to Joe Dolce (who is now a serious poet and essayist) for winning the 2017 University of Canberra Health Poetry Prize.
That is great advice, but I think there may be something in the brains of young folks that makes them immune to jazz. I really tried liking it when I was younger, but could not get it. Fortunately, about 15 years ago, I immersed myself into it, and discovered a love for it. Damn, I was a stupid kid!
RE < @Skyscrapersax - I do JAZZ. So, nobody gives a shit. BTW, all you young folk, please listen to it. It will change your life>
I used to think the "gateway-drug" into Jazz was by introducing the un-initiated to late 70s to early 90s Pat Metheny Group.
But amazingly to me - even that - to me - very accessible - introduction to improvised instrumental music ( that borrows from not only jazz but mid-west "americana" and brazilian music ) - seems to leave many cold
Suit yourselves....