The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood says technology removes the ‘heartbeat’ from modern music

Ronnie Wood says "we’re losing the essence of the heartbeat" of music through technology

Ronnie Wood has said the “essence” of music is being lost due to the increasing use of technology. During a launch event for the new book Words Of Love – which celebrates the life of Buddy Holly, and whose cover artwork was created by Wood – the Rolling Stones guitarist shared his thoughts on the current state of the industry. READ MORE: In the age of AI Oasis, there’s no point being ordinary Wood, who participated in the Q&A alongside Yungblud…

The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood says technology removes the ‘heartbeat’ from modern music

Gary Miller/Getty Images The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood doesn’t seem too keen on modern music. Wood and The Who‘s Roger Daltrey recently attended a launch event in London for a new book about Buddy Holly. During a Q&A Wood shared his thoughts on music today, The Standard reports. “We were throwing s*** at the wall and some of it stuck,” he said of The Stones’ music. “There’s something about the technology I feel personally, we’re losing the ess…

Ronnie Wood says “we’re losing the essence of the heartbeat” of music through technology

Ronnie Wood has said the “essence” of music is being lost due to the increasing use of technology.During a launch event for the new book Words Of Love – which celebrates the life of Buddy Holly, and whose cover artwork was created by Wood – the Rolling Stones guitarist shared his thoughts on the current state of the industry.Wood, who participated in the Q&A alongside Yungblud and The Who‘s Roger Daltrey, told those in attendance about his conce…

We're Losing The Essence Of Making Music - Ronnie Wood

The Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood fears that the rise in technology is undermining the "essence" of creating music. Wood claimed that the industry is "in a strange place", bemoaning technology's increasing influence on the world of music, warning that it is in danger of losing its "heartbeat". The musician made these comments at a recent event, launching a new book, 'Buddy Holly: Words Of Love', celebrating the life of Buddy Holly. "We were throwi…

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"We got forced and twisted for a mainstream audience to turn the guitar down": Ronnie Wood bemoans technology’s impact on music

He claims “there’s not much new music”