There was a time when one song owned the summer. Everyone heard it in the club, on the radio, in commercials — from your little cousin to your grandma. Michael Jackson. Madonna. Jay-Z. Drake. We could all point at the same track and say, “That’s the one.” That era? It’s gone. Today’s music world is fragmented. The monoculture — that shared pop culture space where one artist could dominate everything — has been replaced by an interest-based  ecosystem. Social media algorithms

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