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HOW WILL PROG THRIVE IN THE 2020S?

ver the last decade, bands both old and new have seen the industry change dramatically. In 10 years, Spotify has gone from 500,000 to 113 million paid subscribers and streaming now dominates the way we listen to and consume music. Physical album sales are dropping in

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