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Is Old Music Killing New Music?

Charles Holmes chats with Justin Sayles and Devon Renaldo about writer Ted Gioia’s Atlantic article “Is Old Music Killing New Music?”

By Charles Holmes, Justin Sayles, and Devon Renaldo
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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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