do would be to build a website for music fans. This website would provide links to any artist you were seeking. The website would also include feature sections. For instance, if a particular artist were having a lot of hits for their website, they would be featured. New artists would also get their own section as well. After all, if they're new, people may not know of them. This option would benefit these new artists as it would give them exposure.
             Now, with this format, all parties would benefit. The fans who want the music would benefit the most. We live in a day where music video has become the most important promotional tool. The problem is the music suffers. Video networks have strict rules about what gets aired, and what doesn't. And, since the record labels are worried about the bottom line, the artists are forced to compromise their talents in order to get airplay to sell records. Again, the kids are the ones losing out because they are not getting the most from their artist.
             What's even more aggravating is, with this compromise for airplay format, artists have become "filler artists." They have a couple of decent songs (again, they are compromised songs) that get the airplay to sell records, and the rest of the albums are filled with weak material recorded for the sake of having "a full album" Kids hear a song they like on the video network and go shell out $20 for the CD. When they get it home and listen to it, they are usually disappointed that they forked over $20 dollars for 2 or 3 songs. This may not seem like a lot of money, but to a school aged kid on an allowance, or a university student living off of a student loan, it's a heck of a lot.
             With my solution, the kids get to choose whatever they want. They could go on to an artis
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