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How to find quality... One of my favorite episodes! Check it out!

20 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker reflects on the current music landscape where an overwhelming abundance of content makes it difficult to discern quality. They argue that while there is plenty of music available, the scarcity lies in reliable signals to identify what is good. The speaker notes that most music discovery platforms do not differentiate quality through their user interfaces; instead, they provide generic tools such as filters, icons, and search. The discussion highlights that these UI elements, along with services like Tinerest, are the primary means users must rely on to navigate and find quality music amidst the noise.

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now that we're at sort of the peak of that information undertaking, uh, I, you know, the access to music, there's an abundance of content. And whenever there is an abundance of something, scarcity is going to take place on the other side. Um, absolutely. And, and it's, it's my belief that what has become scarce is the— how are you supposed to infer what is quality and what isn't, because all of the places that you discover music, there's no differentiation in their user interfaces on what is good and what is bad. And that's not the point of those platforms to begin with. Exactly. Right? So there's manageable filters, there's icons, there's search, all the things that Tinerest gives us so we can navigate our way around it.