What will Bowie's daughter's music sound like?
Looks like it'll be the black tie white noise, al b sure era to me.
maybe rebel rebel
It's pretty rare that a child of a ultra-famous musician ends up making good music, which is strange given that musical ability is often inherited. Nature vs nurture I suppose. Norah Jones is the only one I can think of off the top of my head who made anything decent, and that was only after her mainstream success allowed her to take risk. I guess we'll see.
wow you know so little about music it's mindboggling
julian lennon is the best i can think of
and even he put the shittiest guitar solo of all time in one of his songs. solo stars at 2:40.
Name a kid who did something good.
Sean made more interesting music, and it was still pretty bad.
Woodstock music.
Tim Buckley, Anna von Hausswolf, the list goes on
not the gut you were talking to, but i just did.
this song is good as well
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this one is ok
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milkers
Lennon/Claypool is preddy gud
Jakub Dylan from the wallflowers
You and I have very different definitions of ultra-famous.
jeff buckley
johnny's marr's son makes "good" music
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It wasn't bad.
Kek
I'll admit I forgot about Buckley. Still stand by my overall point.
Fair enough. But the problem might be that ultra-famous musicians are very rare. You're less likely to have talented kids among a smaller sample-size.
by her looks?? overproduced bedroom pop
basically yeah. i think a lot of children of such musicians sorta live in the shadow of their parent and put in too much effort to achieve fame instead of doing their own thing, so they just get steamrolled by the industry. like why do u think we never hear anything about what michael jackson's kids are doing lmao
Fair point. I was actually thinking of it more from an affluent standpoint. It makes me wonder if it's actually easier or harder to make good art when you want for nothing.
the first 3 seconds sound like good morning captain
Neneh Cherry (Don Cherry's daughter)
Tyundei Braxton (Anthony Braxton's son)
>Neneh Cherry
>good
what's the deal with Anna's father?
Classical has a few examples like Bach, Strauss
i kinda agree. shes a fine singer but not really that special. she has released some music i really like tho (tho its not really her carrying the songs) her own songwriting and production isnt great but on her recent works shes worked with interesting producers (altho her vocals are not what carry the works)
Dude. She's gorgrous
True, although that brings up the classic "Shakespeare's sister" question. One of the main advantages they had in having a famous parent at that time was being taught how to read. Today there's at least a myth that one can start from the bottom and make it to the top. Back then, it wouldn't even have been a consideration.
Obviously, that doesn't discount the quality of their music. Just something interesting to think about.