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Music Is in Its Flop Era

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Spencer Kornhaber
Music Is in Its Flop Era
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Pop star Lizzo's recent album release failed to gain commercial traction, sparking a broader discussion about the decline of traditional pop success and the impact of algorithms on music discovery. The article explores how fans and industry observers are increasingly focused on the 'flop era' of once-popular artists.

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It reflects a shifting landscape in the music industry where social media engagement and algorithmic trends are fundamentally changing how artists reach audiences.

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The algorithms aren’t the only thing to blame for why some artists are failing to take off.

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The piece provides an objective look at industry trends and artist struggles without taking a side on the quality of the music.

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