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Musically Melancholic Millennials

Kam Raslan | Richard Bradbury | Matt Armitage

19-Aug-17 17:00

Musically Melancholic Millennials

After what seems like aeons, Richard Bradbury returns to the A Bit Of Culture hot seat to join Kam Raslan and Matt Armitage on another journey into the deep waters of pop culture. The trio dives headfirst into the music scene with Kam’s opening discussion of live vs. recorded music. Matt then follows suit by talking about music’s long tail and its impact on the artists. Last but not least, Richard brings up the topic of i-Gen, and what the future holds for today’s melancholic millennials.


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