A lot of it is just pap, as my Dad used to say. But thankfully there's examples like Miranda's Hamilton. I like Robi Draco Rosa. I think he's an excellent poet as well as singer. I like Duke Special, who composes songs around themes like Mother Courage and Michael Longley's poems. There is talent out there among the crap and thankfully we can always fall back on music from the rock era, classical, opera etc if we want to.

I have a lot of music I cannot listen to. Music of my past is just too damned old. Music of today is often questionable. Somewhere I have to find the in between.

Hi,MissMiho , and welcome to the website,

Yup..so much of the today's music is carefully formulated by music producers to attract listeners.

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