Well, it happens.
People work for a living and some fame, so when something starts working well they stick to it.
Being creative sometimes means that we have to fail trying new things.
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Well, it happens.
People work for a living and some fame, so when something starts working well they stick to it.
Being creative sometimes means that we have to fail trying new things.
Is there risk to being too safe though? What if the audience gets tired of the safe thing and stops paying attention
From my own experience , as a listener, a thing with a music is a little bit tricky. When you catch a likable tune, you kind of stuck with it because it is a complex emotional reaction. So, even if you wrap up a new flavor in the same package, it will pass. Let's say it should be 50/50 in favor to the experimentation.