Message in a bottle
30 October, 2018"Just a castaway, An island lost at sea..."
The letter of The Police classic "Message in a bottle" reflects perfectly - is not without a certain romanticism - the everyday life of a composer-musician who wants his music to be heard out there. Are thousands, hundreds of thousands, millions of unknown musicians who, each day, launched to its music networks, hoping that there is someone on the shore who listens to it.
The number of people who composing, record and upload their music to the network that has become a lucrative business offering services, in many cases, creating the false expectation that their music is advertising. In the first decades after the start of records sales, customers were those who bought records that musicians recorded. As much as being cramped conditions with their record company, now things look worse: now the musicians are the customers.
The fit with the reality of the composer is reflected in one of the last verses of the song "Walked out his morning -Don't believe what I saw - A hundred billion bottles Washed up on the shore". What can we do? To give up?; No, should go ahead, you must figure out that you're not the only one but you're really unique "Seems I'm not alone at being alone" and therefore continue writing messages to launch them in all bottles as you can.
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