That ’s what a raw clause in Radio.com claim . Monae ’s first full - length album was tepid on wireless , with the birdsong “ Tightrope ” scarce getting much airplay . Monae wants her new record album The Electric Lady to get more radio play , but the science - fiction imagery is turn off programmers .
It ’s hard to believe , in the wake of tons of past radio hits with skill - fictional imaging — but Radio.com ’s Kevin Rutherfordclaimsthat the “ embryonic membrane of science fabrication ” is prevent people from connecting to the personal themes in Monae ’s music . And it ’s potential Rutherford ’s reflecting tangible attitudes in the radio industry . He adds that it ’s rarefied these twenty-four hour period ( versus in the 1970s ) for musicians to score a hit with science fiction themes :
More recently ? Daft Punk struck a chord with Random Access Memories , but the record album is less conceptual and more a celebration of music ’s past times . Lyrically , the songs are still highly relatable , with “ Get Lucky ” answer as an ode perseverance in any field , intimate or otherwise … When skill fiction does incur its way onto the charts , it ’s more often than not in a rock-and-roll format and with bands that have been around for years — which is to say , classic rock .
Do you call back there ’s any truth to this ? It ’s definitely true that you pick up fewer new songs about space travel and the apocalypse than in the heyday of Major Tom . [ Radio.com ]
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