Before the invention of recorded music, the only way to enjoy music was by being present where it was produced. The invention of recorded music made it easier to distribute music, but it also limited the creator's interaction with the audience. With the advent of streaming on Spotify, music creators and listeners are more connected than ever.
The launch of Apple's iPod and iTunes in 2003 brought a shift to buying music on a per-song basis until the rise of music subscriptions like Spotify. In the early days of music subscriptions, Google's power and anti-affiliate stance affected the success of Rhapsody.
The speaker never thought about pursuing a career in fashion until later in life, realizing that one should do something they love. The speaker discusses their past hobbies and influences, including listening to music and admiring tailors.
The UK's favorite Oasis album is Definitely Maybe, according to the transcript, though the speaker personally prefers the second album. The conversation includes discussing the impact of iTunes as a revolutionary distribution model on the music industry.
The podcast discusses the effect of music on our brains and how it can shape our moods. It also highlights the social and communal aspect of music throughout history.