The audio I just listened to deals with a growing problem in our generation...society telling youth how to be ourselves. The piece talks about the struggle for a youth to make their music into a career, and how today's culture puts limits on the musicians in order to see a glimpse of success. There previews of "tomorrow's artists" in the piece which are considerably good. The structure is strong and the piece is entertaining, especially when some of the interviewees actually perform for the microphone; good audio throughout. Overall, I felt compelled to pick up my guitar and jam just for the heck of it, not to impress the girl next door or to get signed by a label, but just to make myself feel good, and that's this piece is all about.
Review of Aspiring Teen Musicians
Carlos Maeda
Posted on September 29, 2005 at 10:18 AM
The audio I just listened to deals with a growing problem in our generation...society telling youth how to be ourselves. The piece talks about the struggle for a youth to make their music into a career, and how today's culture puts limits on the musicians in order to see a glimpse of success. There previews of "tomorrow's artists" in the piece which are considerably good. The structure is strong and the piece is entertaining, especially when some of the interviewees actually perform for the microphone; good audio throughout. Overall, I felt compelled to pick up my guitar and jam just for the heck of it, not to impress the girl next door or to get signed by a label, but just to make myself feel good, and that's this piece is all about.