The music industry is an ever-changing world that continues to confuse many artists and fans. The changes seen by this industry from the 1960s to the 1970s, when music was at its peak, are significant and cannot be ignored. Over the years, many people have lost interest in music and, conversely, many others have developed a deep affection for this new type of music. Many people claim that the music industry hasn't changed since its heyday, which is completely false. The music industry has changed dramatically in all aspects since its rise in the 1960s. Arguments for General Concern The music industry has witnessed changes in all areas of music. From style to composition, today's music industry is no longer the same industry that once released these glorious hits. The changes have also impacted the way society views music. Society was forced to swallow poor quality music and accept it as the standard for good music (Merriam 67). This could be mainly explained by the fact that new generations are growing up with this new music playing around them on a daily basis. They have no choice but to accept it as the ordinary sound of music and that doesn't make it a good excuse to produce trash.Style The style of music perpetuated today by the new generation of artists is completely different from that of past generations. The modern artist is mostly superficial in the style he chooses, with only a handful paying attention to the style he wishes to practice. The new artist finds himself unable to stick to a particular type of music, with many artists choosing to try different styles. Unlike 50 years ago, where artists dedicated themselves to pursuing a specific style of music and became connoisseurs of those styles.