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The Unspoken Rules of Modern Music

Music doesn’t stand still — and neither can we. Recently, I went back and listened to Phil Collins’ Anthology, and while the songs are still incredible, something jumped out at me immediately: These mixes are quite different than modern music. Honestly, the mixes wouldn't pass in today’s music landscape. There’s very little low end by modern standards — and if I turned in a mix like that to a client today, it simply wouldn’t fly. Not because it’s bad, but because music, technology, and listener expectations evolve. In this video, I use that moment as a starting point to explore how music production has changed over time. This isn’t about saying modern music is better — or that older music is worse. It’s about understanding where we came from, so we can better understand where things may be going. If you’re a producer, mixer, or artist, this matters more than you think. Because if you don’t understand why music sounds the way it does today, you risk: -Making mixes that feel outdated -Losing listener engagement -Missing opportunities to push creativity forward Understanding the evolution of music gives us context, and context gives us freedom — to break rules intentionally, to innovate, and to create music that actually connects. If you enjoy conversations about production, mixing, and the bigger picture of music, make sure to subscribe. And if this video sparks a thought or memory for you, drop it in the comments — I’d love to hear it. #MusicProduction #MusicMixing #AudioEngineering #MusicHistory #MusicEvolution #MixingEngineers #ProducersLife #StudioLife #PhilCollins #80sMusic #MusicCreators #ModernMixing #CreativeProcess #musicindustry