[94807] New trend online: users analyze songs that sound like styles of other artists

The musical similarity trend is conquering the networks

Across the web, a lively discussion has developed in recent days around the question of whether certain songs might sound as if they were composed by other artists. The topic has sparked great interest, with about 27,688 cumulative views in the public discourse surrounding the phenomenon.

The user kaxishk brought up for discussion a song that he claims is "the most Meghan Trainor song that doesn't sound like Meghan Trainor" (according to kaxishk). The discussion focused on the creative process, noting that Trainor participated in the writing and incorporated dominant background vocals into the official version after the song's demo leaked in its entirety.

At the same time, the user 5leepyhed joined the musical analysis trend, claiming to have found a song that in his opinion is "the most Rihanna song that doesn't sound like Rihanna" (according to 5leepyhed). The user thus reinforced a previous comparison that emerged online, according to which there are songs that feel as if they belong to an artist other than the original performer, while using Taylor Swift as a point of reference for the discussion.

It seems this is a trend of fans analyzing the artistic fingerprint of major pop stars, while comparing production and writing styles. The sources that reported on this represent the opinion of active pop fans online, without overt political or commercial biases.