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Viral Tweet Brings All Of Music’s Producers Together For The Holidays

by Matthew Meadow
December 26, 2018
in For the lulz, Just For Fun
Australian Promotor Ousts Ghost-Produced Artists After Facebook Status Goes Viral

It’s easy when you’re engrossed in the dance music world to think that producers getting all the credit is the norm. However, in the pop, country, and rock worlds, this is often not the case. So when some woman tweeted a few days ago that “Music Producers should not get the same credit as the artist,” well… everyone came together against a common enemy.

Music Producers should not get the same credit as the artist.

— Alina (@alinathequeenx) December 23, 2018

It’s always clear when a tweet is controversial because it has just about as many replies as it does favorites. At the moment, this tweet has 2400 replies vs 2700 favorites. Confirmed: controversial.

Many of dance music’s top producers either replied directly to the original offending tweet, or quote tweeted it with their own take. Either way, it was the hot button topic over the holidays.

See what some of our favorite producers are saying below.

I didn’t know someone could be so completely clueless on how the music industry works, but also completely clueless how music producers even work. pic.twitter.com/vjdgeWmok1

— rukes (@rukes) December 25, 2018

The artist is just the marketable vessel through which a song is statistically more likely to succeed.

Deals are negotiated based on perceived value contribution, just as in any other business.

The contribution level of writers , singers, producers has high variance.

— ▽ (@3LAU) December 25, 2018

so if i produce and engineer every part of somebodys album EXCEPT the lyrics, i dont deserve credits? pic.twitter.com/Po41fgWfz6

— 𝕲𝖊𝖙𝖙𝖊𝖗 (@GetterOfficial) December 25, 2018

On a level of of 1 to dumb…you’re fully lobotomised

— FuntCase | DPMO (@FuntCaseUK) December 24, 2018

u the only person i’ve ever blocked 🤠 pic.twitter.com/IVpJXJDzle

— TAILS (@tailsxbeats) December 24, 2018

U do realize how much engineering goes into vocals to make them sound good? Producers make the music world go round.

— DACK JANIELS (@DackJanielsDub) December 24, 2018

Not going to come in here hot, but as a counterargument:

“Producers” don’t always just “make beats”. Sometimes they write all the lyrics. Sometimes they write all the vocal melodies. Sometimes they do absolutely nothing. Same can be said for “the artist”.

You simply don’t know

— 🍃EKALI🍃 (@EkaliMusic) December 24, 2018

Lol

What pic.twitter.com/5yXAIScZwS

— Midnight Tyrannosaurus (@Midnightasaurus) December 24, 2018

good luck getting anyone to do literally anything in life for you with that attitude lmao

— slushii (@SlushiiMusic) December 24, 2018

How can you make a blanket statement like this? Every case is so different, and in a lot of cases the artists are puppets..and in others the producer is the artist.

— SHAUN FRANK (@Shaun_Frank) December 24, 2018

Merry Christmas to everyone except you, Alina https://t.co/rkxmGsXd7h

— WHIPPED CREAM ☻ BLM (@WHIPPEDCREAM) December 25, 2018

Tags: artistsbringing people togetherchristmascommon enemyholidaysproducersresponsestwitterviral tweet
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Lover of all bass music. I'm not afraid to speak my mind and put it to paper, and I do it often. I call Los Angeles my home, there's no better place for emerging EDM. Get in touch with me more via email or Twitter.

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