AgingYouth
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DoubleDecker said:Just a simple note that I always believe in for our Singapore scene from where I left of previously in this thread...
If everyone is so resistent to change, what's going to improve? Think about it as a business, you are comfortable in your working system right now. BUT you're looking at higher profits and better productivity. What do you do now? Change! Be it working procedures... or new products... you do not stop evolving.
Gawd knows they've tried dude... If you are talking about the golden years in the 90's where there were record labels truly investing in local bands like The Padres, The Oddfellows, Kick! (hur hur ~) and The Black Suns (hur hur hur ~). So what? The ROI wasn't there. All record labels wouldn't touch Singapore bands with a 20-foot pole.
At least, I see a fad/ trend sweeping by these few years where there are more people (aka kids) getting interested in the local music scene, allowing more bands to score a distribution deal with them. For me, that's pretty good enough. A distro deal is better than nothing.
Globally, the record labels are facing crunch time, facing dropping revenues every year. Do they have the money to change the mindsets of Singaporeans about the so-called local scene? I don't think so.
DoubleDecker said:Look at MTV ... they are changing and evolving all the time. Jo left into post-production work, Nadya moved on to concentrate on her family, in came UTT and fellows ... when they finally realised May and Choi are ass bitches ... MTV fired them. (Only recently) Change and change ... it's inevitable if you want to stay at the front.
I never liked May and Choy... sorry...