Music has long been a commercialised venture and the major players in terms of the industry have long since been given their own names. Labels such as Motown, Stax, Sony, Universal and Virgin have been controlling the music industry for years. However with the drop of the price of production and the rising number of musicians and musicians, the music industry is beginning to be inundated with music which is arguably worse than ever. Has the commercialisation of music made it better or worse?

Originally, music is not considered a commodity, but in this day and age, where music is readily available, one can't help but wonder whether the commercialization of music has made it better or worse. 

The music industry has changed greatly over the last few decades. When you look at the music of the past, the music has been made by musicians. Today, we see musicians being controlled by large production companies. This has made music more commercialized and less independent. Music fans want to hear music that is unique and innovative. This blog will look at the pros and cons of commercialization.

The music industry was never really the same after the invention of internet. With the help of internet many changes have been introduced in the music industry and many more are taking place in the present days. The music industry was never really the same after the invention of internet. With the help of internet many changes have been introduced in the music industry and many more are taking place in the present days.