Generation Music X

Generation Music X I like to drive trucks. When I drive, I like to play my music as much as possible. Many times, I think this tends to make the elderly angry. I wonder what this is offensive to them, whether my music is loud enough to be heard everywhere in the neighborhood, or whether my music can not be understood (or not understood) by my music. Although it may be a combination of two, it raises a question: why the old generation never understands the music of their previous generation.

With this in mind, I slowly reinvented the topic I covered with MUSIC x TECH x FUTURE. Music as a business is a complex ecosystem. Music as a phenomenon has led to generations of musicologists and philosophers to participate in discussions for thousands of years without reaching conclusions. The questions I answered are as follows. What do you think is important? Does anyone talk about it? Focusing on music innovation, I have seen several developments that started clicking last year by constantly expanding my musical and artistic perspective. I think that we are now seeing an important new generation of music that creates our own ecosystem.

Music-driven culture For many people, music preferences define the style and are the cornerstone of personal identity. Baby boomers, Generation X, Millennial generation ... Generations may vary widely, but the importance of youth culture, creativity, consumer behavior, and music to John Bonham 's beat or master Flash beat is the same. I just pick it up. Music is wonderful. Without music, what will Apple do? Without music, what about YouTube? Over the years, the size of the recorded music industry has changed and the consumption form has also developed greatly, but the comprehensive value of music as a category - including the indirect impact on various kinds of business - is huge.