This week on BAXIES MUSICAL PODCAST we’ll take a look at one of the most significant years in Rock history with Jordan Kurland. Jordan Kurland is one of the executive producers of a terrific eight-part podcast series entitled “2004: The Year Indie Rock Broke”. Jordan, who happens to be the manager of several bands featured in the series (Including Death Cab for Cutie  the New Pornographers, and more), talks about the significance of that year and what it’s meant to music ever since. 2004 was a pivotal year in which music consumption and technology began to intersect. It was a time that (for better or for worse) completely changed how we would listen, distribute, and find new music for years to come. From file sharing, to iPhones, to streaming, to blogs to Social Media—the business of music has never been the same. And Jordan Kurland has navigated through all of it. Absolutely fascinating! Listen on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or on the Rock102 app.

 

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