Big Data And Social Media Is Transforming Our Relationship With Music Fandom
I checked my phone, bleary-eyed, on the morning of December 6th. ‘Happy Spotify Wrapped day!’ my friend had written in
I checked my phone, bleary-eyed, on the morning of December 6th. ‘Happy Spotify Wrapped day!’ my friend had written in
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Niall O’S: I’ve summoned you all here to discuss what you will soon discover is a very sensitive topic for
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Obviously, the new Robyn album is great. I cannot in good conscience call this a ‘review’; my sheer lack of
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Music Editor Niall O’Shaughnessy hops into a groupchat to discuss The 1975 and their controversial frontman Matty Healy. Niall: This
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