‘Algorithms Make Everything Predictable’: Why the CD Is Making a Comeback
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Surveys by CD readers have risen 96% since July, and a report points to a 16% increase in sales. The Guardian heard fans prefer possession, limited choice and direct support to musicians over automatic playback of platforms. The CD seems to be re-emerging. According to British retailer John Lewis, surveys by CD readers have risen 96% since July, and another report on trends in music and cinema this year concluded that CD sales have risen 16%. Th…
Cult CDs are back in fashion! 🎶 The British are actively returning to physical carriers, feeling tired from streaming and eager to have their own collection. Will this vintage wave be able to encrypt the hearts of music lovers around the world? 🤘
‘Algorithms make everything predictable’: why the CD is making a comeback
As John Lewis reports a 96% rise in searches for CD players, music fans share their reasons for ditching streaming CDs appear to be having a resurgence. John Lewis said searches for CD players are up 96% since July, while another report on trends in music and film this year found that CD sales are…
Streaming has given us access to almost all the music in the world. Despite this, compact disc sales are once again on the rise in some markets. This may be due to nostalgia, high vinyl prices and the desire to own the music we pay for. It seemed that CDs had finally died out. First, they were replaced by downloading music from the Internet, then streaming services, and now music fans are paying attention to […]
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