What Do We Do When Music Doesn't Feel Real Anymore?
Briefly

The author recounts their unexpected journey into music writing as a product of the early 2010s culture, driven by the desire for attention and self-expression. With a humorous nod to their own questionable style choices and activities, they reminisce about discovering underground music, particularly from 2011 to 2013, and the thrill of online exploration. The piece blends nostalgia with an appreciation for artistic diversity while maintaining a mindset that values beauty and inspiration in all eras of music.
"Back then, it was pure pleasure to spend the entire day, and sometimes all night, online-falling into YouTube k-holes that would last four or five hours..."
"I don't mean to be the person who sits around complaining about how much better music was back in the good old days..."
Read at Pitchfork
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