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On this, our 28th episode, our
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John
Seabrook is the author “The
Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory,”
published in hardback by Norton in October 2015. The paperback
edition comes out Oct. 18. He is also the author of “Nobrow:
The Culture of Marketing — The Marketing of Culture,”
which was published in 2000, and “Deeper:
My Two-Year Odyssey in Cyberspace,”
which was published in 1997, and “Flash
of Genius, and Other True Stories of Invention,”
published in 2008. He has been a contributor to The
New Yorker since 1989
and became a staff writer in 1993. He explores the intersection
between creativity and commerce in the fields of technology, design,
and music. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two children and a
dog and a cat.
And
now, on to the show.
Here is the article on the concept of the "Millennial Whoop" discussed in today's episode.
And here is the Max Martin song compilation discussed in today's episode:
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