Eder Rodrigues
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I will never understand this obsession americans have for RADIO success...
Primary outlet for music discovery for the past however many decades. Has definitely seen a decrease since streaming, but still a very important outlet. The #1 song averages 40M audience impressions. If they are able to get her streaming presence up to something like that of Kacey Musgraves, I am all for saying to hell with radio, but the fact that very little has been done to get her there, is the primary reason many are still radio focused. Her music needs to be heard somehow.I will never understand this obsession americans have for RADIO success...
I do really like that side in her voice. I don't want her to stop signature style of singing. I'm fully on board if she wants to try new things with high notes, different styles of singing ect.. Carrie has beautiful different sides to her voice. I would love to hear this kind of singing a little more including in singles.Drunk & Hungover and Damage are some of my favourite songs of her career. I honestly don’t think the music is the issue.
I think she’s had a massive career and people are just over her now. They’ve had enough. They want to see new faces. Her belting vocal style is also not “in” right now. It seems people want quieter voices these days for some reason.
That, and I think her aesthetic and brand have gone in the wrong direction. All of the sparkle and outfits and over the top staging is not resonating. People don’t feel they can relate to her anymore. She’s become a “superstar” and not the “girl next door” that people used to love and relate to.
Sometimes I wish she would wear a pair of jeans and a cute t-shirt, put her hair in a ponytail and just sing a country song. lol
Not really Americans, just Carrie fans. Radio used to be THE metric, it isn't anymore. Many are ok with that, but Carrie fans are clinging to it like the Titanic.I will never understand this obsession americans have for RADIO success...
Radio is clearly less important than it used to be, but it still has some value. Streaming is definitely where it’s at right now, and the focus should be on that in my opinion.Not really Americans, just Carrie fans. Radio used to be THE metric, it isn't anymore. Many are ok with that, but Carrie fans are clinging to it like the Titanic.
I'd be much more willing to abandon the Titanic if the label was focusing on a lifeboat. It isn't. Where are we exceeding expectations if radio is no longer the focus? Streaming? Nope. Awards/industry recognition? Nope. What IS UMG's strategy if they have deliberately abandoned the relic that you believe radio has become?Not really Americans, just Carrie fans. Radio used to be THE metric, it isn't anymore. Many are ok with that, but Carrie fans are clinging to it like the Titanic.
It's a joke. Clearly radio is super important to fans here. And to labels it's important to an extent I guess, sure, but not to too many other people at this point. You point that out yourself fairly often as well, and you're right about that.^ yep just Carrie fans, that's why labels pay for these ridiculous over the top spin gains every week to reach number one
Not sure, but radio isn't the path. Streaming is. They need to focus on that, not radio.I'd be much more willing to abandon the Titanic if the label was focusing on a lifeboat. It isn't. Where are we exceeding expectations if radio is no longer the focus? Streaming? Nope. Awards/industry recognition? Nope. What IS UMG's strategy if they have deliberately abandoned the relic that you believe radio has become?
I might be in the minority here… BUT NO! I do not think doing a duet with a non-current artist is the right path to take. I would love a duet with Chris Stapleton, Kane Brown, or Luke Combs. I know LC will ruffle some of the feathers around here, but their voices would blend well.Carrie just replied a heart on Randy Travis’ latest post announcing new music. Could this mean a duet coming?
I don't think you have to worry. Many in the country community replied to Randy's post to support him.I might be in the minority here… BUT NO! I do not think doing a duet with a non-current artist is the right path to take. I would love a duet with Chris Stapleton, Kane Brown, or Luke Combs. I know LC will ruffle some of the feathers around here, but their voices would blend well.
As in, if she did a duet you think it’d be the right move? Could you explain. Thanks!I don't think you have to worry. Many in the country community replied to Randy's post to support him.
Never mind. I think you meant that everybody was reaching out to support so it doesn’t mean she is doing a duet with him. Just that she is supporting a fellow role model and artist of hers.As in, if she did a duet you think it’d be the right move? Could you explain. Thanks!