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In the past, the big record companies would constantly be signing and promoting all different types of music searching for what would become the next big thing.

In the 90's the big record companies were making massive profits. They would sign and record any band that had a catchy song, and make tons of money even if the band only ever made one good song.
This is why there were so many one-hit-wonders in the 90's.

But then the record industry changed. Because of people copying and sharing music on the internet, along with things like itunes (where you could buy just one song at a time) it became much harder for the big record companies to make massive profits.

Now, the big record companies can only (easily) make money off of big stars that appeal to as many people as possible.

So they use teams of song writers and musicians to make the most generic, unimaginative, un-creative, appeal to everyone, music as possible.
And because the big record companies control what gets played on the radio, that's all you hear.

Also as a side note - After the record companies have teams of writers and musicians create generic appeal to everyone music, they need a singer who appeals to the most people as possible. So the they hold contests to find mass-appeal singers by creating game shows where people vote on which singer is the most appealing. - Which is all of your karaoke idol shows.

Also, in order for the big record companies to sign or promote any singers or bands, those singer and bands must push kike agendas or lose their careers. Because it's nearly impossible to be successful in music without the big record companies backing them.

We're listening to the "browning" of music.

Country music comes with a hip-hop beat nowadays.

Your best bet is trying to go off video streaming platforms on music you know is good and hope suggested videos offer something worthwhile.

I used to love watching music videos in the early 90s then rap happened and it was just some nigger talking about how awesome they are for 3 mins in front of flashy cars, they ruin everything i hate them so much.

listen to radio stations all around the world and test this theory

http://www.radio.garden

Guaranteed you'll hear more ABBA on Australian radio than any other country.

You're right, I went to Mexico and it was the same as in California Arizona, New Mexico and Texas ... In Spanish.

Radio is dead.

You should try 98kupd based out of Phoenix,Az.
Monday is the start of their annual "Playdio" local band contest that they always do the week of Thanksgiving.
30 local bands submit a song and get airtime while the host's judge their submissions. The winner gets time in a recording studio and gets to create the opening theme song that will be played for the next year.
The station also has an app that replays the morning show

Recently there was a guy who broke through in the UK. His name is Ren. You might find him ineresting. On the other hand it's voat so you might see him as part of the problem. Anyway. Have a good day.

I do miss the days where you'd go to another state and the radio genre is geared towards one way, even TV shows and ads.

Now everything is being this nasty blend. I miss the local shit we used to have. Big world just causes
more problems and stress.

We live in a monoculture.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=qU57-eac9po
From back when the libshits hated globalism.