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This was “Soul Train,” the music television series that served as Blackness’ binoculars. In the middle of the Black Power era and feeding from the civil rights movement, “Soul Train” provided a fresh opportunity for Black people to see and celebrate themselves. “We wouldn’t have a house party or at a club where we weren’t doing the ‘Soul Train’ line,” she said. “Those were the fits and the looks and the moves where I think ‘Soul Train’ probably had its biggest influence.”Still, Cochrane, a Gen X-er, says that her era of the “Soul Train” — and the “Soul Train” line — moved with the times. “But it was on ‘Soul Train’ that we got to see our favorite artist, hear our beloved songs, get our style trends and language.
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Are You Ready? Gen Z Is Bringing Nu Metal Back.
  + stars: | 2023-07-24 | by ( Jasmine Li | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
During nu metal’s initial explosion, visual aesthetics were central to the scene by design, said Alex Strang, a cultural analyst at Canvas8, a market research agency. On the internet, “everybody has access to everything all the time,” Mr. Strang said. “And so Gen Z kids will just cherry-pick the best bits of a bunch of different genres and be into everything and like everything. It’s like a bricolage in action.”Historically, nu metal has appealed to outsiders who felt a strong emotional connection with its gloomy subject matter. The most die-hard fans felt protective over their favorite bands and did not like the idea of “normies,” or people who were conventional or popular, listening to nu metal.
Persons: Alex Strang, ” Mr, Strang, Durst, Mudvayne, Holiday Kirk, , , Lynn Thomas Organizations: Bands, MTV Locations: Pittsburgh
Courtesy of Neil FavilaMusic video director Hannah Lux Davis grew up watching TRL and always loved music videos. I took out a student loan to pay for my first two official music videos. I always loved music videos and was very passionate about them. I grew up watching MTV's music video show "TRL," and was inspired to be a director by music videos from Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, Christina Aguilera, and Janet Jackson. They assume some artists get more money for a video, so they're comparing their videos to other artists' videos.
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New startup Ultimate Playlist offers daily cash prizes to users who listen to and rate new songs. Ultimate Playlist, which launches on Monday, is a way for artists to know that they will reach listeners. "One key component of Ultimate Playlist is that it isn't anchored by superstars." "As a songwriter, I like the idea of a listener listening to more than 15 seconds of a song," Smith said. Here's the nine-page pitch deck that the Ultimate Playlist used to raise its first funds.
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