I often feel the general public shouldn't judge an art form without significant research, but we are all entitled to opinions of our own. And musical taste more than others varies person to person, differentiating based on emotional feelings, or cultural implications. Kesha herself fits a suitable mold of photogenic, pleasing tonal quality, and most importantly charisma. My personal review of her body of work is barely passable, but it's the mass public that decides what musicians get mass publication.
Personally I judge music based on composition, poetry, emotion/attitude, and I always appreciate something new being brought to the table. Lets face it, beautiful and passionate music is released every day, and there is truly something out there for everybody. However, you must admit that it is your ignorance (or sheer laziness to listen to top 40 radio) that this wealth of art passes by. Never be complacent with what society has to offer, demand more from local radio, support aspiring artists with real talent, and remember my cardinal rule. Every single musical genre is good, but all music is most definitely not.
Personally I judge music based on composition, poetry, emotion/attitude, and I always appreciate something new being brought to the table. Lets face it, beautiful and passionate music is released every day, and there is truly something out there for everybody. However, you must admit that it is your ignorance (or sheer laziness to listen to top 40 radio) that this wealth of art passes by. Never be complacent with what society has to offer, demand more from local radio, support aspiring artists with real talent, and remember my cardinal rule. Every single musical genre is good, but all music is most definitely not.