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Charles Holmes chats with Justin Sayles and Devon Renaldo about writer Ted Gioia’s Atlantic article “Is Old Music Killing New Music?”
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This week on The Ringer Music Show, Charles Holmes chats with producer Justin Sayles about writer Ted Gioia’s Atlantic article “Is Old Music Killing New Music?” (0:00). The duo discusses whether consumers are interacting with new music (6:00) before producer Devon Renaldo offers some thoughts on how the music industry could be more ethical (17:30).
Producers: Justin Sayles and Devon Renaldo
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