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New research shows the real reason songs are getting shorter, and it is not attention spans

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  1. Today, 12:53
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    New research shows the real reason songs are getting shorter, and it is not attention spans

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A stream only counts once a listener passes roughly 30 seconds. Everything about how pop songs are now arranged follows from that one number. That is the argument in a new structural analysis by Justin Tyler Ray, published on Trust Node Logic. It compares song architecture in the…