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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2025 · 7 MIN

Success by Accident: Why Music Artists Struggle to Repeat Breakthroughs in the Streaming Era

from Inside the Mind of the Music Industry: Understanding the Psychology of Listener Behaviour · host ListenPath

Many artists can’t explain why their biggest songs work—because the success wasn’t designed, it was stumbled into. In this episode, I explore the dangers of accidental resonance, the algorithm’s emotional blindness and how neuroscience offers a clearer route to repeatable, authentic connection.🎧 For questions or comments, reach out to me at [email protected]—I’d love to hear from you.📝 The full transcript of this episode is available at listenpath.com on the blog.

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