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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2025 · 28 MIN

Beyond Likes & Shares – Do We Still Need Music Critics?

from Usapang Musiko with Ervin Besana · host Ervin Besana

In an age of endless likes and shares, do we still need professional music critics? In this thought-provoking episode of Usapang Musiko with Ervin Besana, Ervin (a critic himself!) dives into why these voices remain vital. We'll explore how critics go beyond simple "likes" by providing deep analysis, historical context, and guidance through the overwhelming amount of new music. Discover how their constructive feedback can push artists to grow, sparking deeper self-reflection and encouraging timeless creation. We'll also discuss the ethics of criticism, acknowledging subjectivity while highlighting the responsibility of influence.Join the conversation on why critics help us appreciate music on a whole new level.What's your take on music critics? Share your thoughts in the comment section below! Timestamps:(00:00) - The Relevance of Music Critics Today(04:49) - The Role of Context in Music Criticism(10:11) - The Impact of Criticism on Artists(15:20) - Navigating Subjectivity in Music Reviews(20:17) - The Responsibility of a Music Critic(25:33) - Engaging with Music Criticism

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