However, even though we have the ability to make a theoretically infinite number of sonic and tonal combinations, most widely accessible music usually sounds like another piece of music. In the present day, musicians have access to far more complex sounds and songwriting methods. Looking back to 18th and 19th century classical composers such as Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart, music wasn’t always as diverse as it is now. However, I personally feel that to disregard the context of the situation and make a quick judgment against his music is doing a disservice. After reading the article, it’s clear that the writer has a bias against Garrix which, alone, is perfectly fine (after all, everyone’s entitled to their own opinions and tastes).
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