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Why are there no big artists doing protest songs ?
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this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2025
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This depends on how you discover music. Usually radio or top lists don't cover major political issues since it makes half their audience angry. Also it can take a bit to get a song written, recorded, mixed, mastered and released in most cases.
Im into metal and there are some artists that release amazing protest songs
Fox lake
Fit for an autopsy
Thy art is murder
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