EP#15 - The Fate of Fame in the Entertainment Business

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How has streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music affected the music industry? Along with social media, have they dropped the veil over mysterious celebrities by propelling an "arts middle class"? What is the purpose of creating art whilst at a cultural crossroads, and how does each individual artist bear that responsibility? On this weeks episode of Twenty Somethings, Grant and Keith talk in and around these sorts of topics with good friend Joe Wood. Joe is a up-and-coming pop artist hailing from Brooklyn, NY, with singles such as Parking Lots, Alone, and Had Enough. Joe is constantly putting out new content, so be sure to check him out on Spotify, Apple Music, and his social media links found below. IG: @JoeWoodMusic Joe's Website -- IG: @TwentySomethings_Podcast Twitter: @Podcast20Sum SoundPollination.com Patreon (Early Access)

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