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The music world is not evolving in one direction. It is splitting into different paths shaped by new technology, new creative economies, and the changing needs of artists. In this episode, Mansoor Rahimat Khan, musician and co-founder of Beatoven, explains how two distinct music industries are emerging and why artists respond so differently to the same tools.
We talk about early adopters who embrace AI and new workflows, and the artists who feel uncertain or threatened by these shifts. Mansoor breaks down the idea of multiple music economies, the tension between innovation and tradition, and why understanding both sides is essential for the future of music.
If you want a clear look at how technology is reshaping the structure of the music community, and not just its tools, this conversation brings real insight to the table.
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