Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Shaan Reflects on Music Consumption Amidst Digital Era
Shaan, a famous singer, is saying that it's harder for songs to stay popular now.
He says that in the past, people listened to music more patiently, like when they bought CDs.
Now, with smartphones and the internet, people have lots of songs and don't listen as long to any one song.
He mentions he sang many songs but most aren't remembered because people move on to the next song quickly.
He also notes that he is set to perform live in Mumbai on September 19.
Shaan is performing at the Forever Kishore Shaan Se concert on September 19 in Mumbai.
He comments on how music consumption has changed over time.
Shaan notes public memory has become shorter due to smartphones and social media.
He contrasts past listening habits with today's faster music consumption.
Shaan believes the shorter attention spans limit a song's ability to last.
- Who
- Shaan
- What
- Discussed the changing lifespan of songs due to smartphone and social media.
- When
- Before September 19
- Where
- NMACC, Mumbai
- Why
- To highlight how music consumption has changed.
Shaan's Perspective
General Industry Observation
Music Longevity
Shaan's Perspective
Songs struggle to maintain popularity due to rapid consumption on digital platforms and shorter attention spans.
General Industry Observation
Acceptance of how the music consumption has evolved over time, implicitly acknowledging the shorter lifespan.
- Topic
- Music Industry Changes
- Key Figure
- Shaan
- Event
- Forever Kishore Shaan Se Concert
- Venue
- NMACC, Mumbai
- Date
- September 19
- Issue
- Shorter Public Memory