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Mathematically, music is getting less complex:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/jul/04/melodies-chart-topping-music-less-complex-study
If it can happen there, it can happen anywhere...
To be fair, that's purely chart-topping music.
Still an interesting trend though, no? People, collectively, find this music more catchy or pleasing... Hence, this "simple" music is topping the charts. What it says about the human race? Well, I'm not a philosopher nor sociologist, but it can't be good.
That's kinda the end result I would expect from music streaming being a thing. Folks with more specific tastes will gravitate to their weird little niche genres meanwhile folks who don't care will continue to listen to whatever popular trite gets pumped out.
Just looking at my quick picks that aren't artists we've got Witch by L-79, something in cyrillic that I can't copy paste or type (inri inri abracadabra), Vigspá by Danheim, several Hulkoff songs, and several Credence Clearwater Revival songs. Nothing about my fucking suggestions is normal and that's not even factoring in my digital library which is an ungodly mix of heavy metal, vocaloid, classic rock, synth, and whatever random songs I've ripped from games cause I liked them.