Turn Off Your Oldies: The Case for Listening to “New Music” After 33

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Jun 29 2016

Turn Off Your Oldies: The Case for Listening to “New Music” After 33

Editorial

by Julie Simmons

Last year, a Spotify-based study reported that the appetite for discovering new music slows down after the age of 33. Sure, that middle-aged dad might've heard the latest hits by Adele and Justin Bieber on the radio but he's not actively seeking new music. Instead,...

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