Independent artists enter 2026 carrying the same structural problems they dragged through 2025, algorithmic gatekeeping, shrinking attention spans, rising touring costs, and an industry that still pretends “exposure” pays rent.
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Good morning, hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving! It’s a shorter week in the music world, not too many albums are out this week, and not too many more albums
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