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And Georgia Hubley. But this is why the list has become overwhelming. It is like saying "the top 10 men in music" and now good luck ahahah.
1: Justin Vernon 2: David Byrne 3: Kendrick Lamar 4: Paul McCartney 5: Thom Yorke 6: Brian Eno 7: Sufjan Stevens 8: Jonsi 9: David Bowie 10: Kanye West
It really depends on what "in music" means. If we're talking virtuoso musicians, I wonder if any singers would even make the list. I don't know. I don't want to even think about that other than saying Bill Bruford is automatically #1. I quoted you because fuck all that, I can't ever get enough Enocification. I don't care if it's early Roxy Music, Fripp & Eno, Eno solo (Here Come the Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy, etc.) Ambient era shit, soundscaping or elite production (Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, U2 Unforgettable Fire/Joshua Tree/All That You Can't Leave Behind, Head's Fear of Music, Remain in Light, More Songs About Food and Buildings) and all the extra synthesizer work he's done with others. Eno.
And Georgia Hubley. But this is why the list has become overwhelming. It is like saying "the top 10 men in music" and now good luck ahahah.
Which is why this/these lists are kind of.. weird aswell.
I think it’s to highlight that most “top artist” lists are not indicative of gender ratios of the human population. Men will always dominate those lists not due to talent but due to male privilege in gaining fan bases, record deals, longevity despite ageism, etc
Which is why this/these lists are kind of.. weird aswell.
I think it’s to highlight that most “top artist” lists are not indicative of gender ratios of the human population. Men will always dominate those lists not due to talent but due to male privilege in gaining fan bases, record deals, longevity despite ageism, etc
It used to be a so-called man's world. It's not going to be that always. If you're old enough, think back 20-25 years ago. How many famous female chefs did anyone know? Women weren't represented in samples congruent with gender ratios in several high dollar professions or the arts (law, doctors, musicians, chefs, whatever). I think traditional roles/values and religious bigotry were culprits. Then women opened up a can whoop ass and are leading the way into the future. 25 years from now, there's probably going to be an army of well known top notch female musicians who would replace singers that most of us posted in this top 10.
I think it’s to highlight that most “top artist” lists are not indicative of gender ratios of the human population. Men will always dominate those lists not due to talent but due to male privilege in gaining fan bases, record deals, longevity despite ageism, etc
It used to be a so-called man's world. It's not going to be that always. If you're old enough, think back 20-25 years ago. How many famous female chefs did anyone know? Women weren't represented in samples congruent with gender ratios in several high dollar professions or the arts (law, doctors, musicians, chefs, whatever). I think traditional roles/values and religious bigotry were culprits. Then women opened up a can whoop ass and are leading the way into the future. 25 years from now, there's probably going to be an army of well known top notch female musicians who would replace singers that most of us posted in this top 10.
Women have been making the best music for at least the last 10-12 years.
Post by setlistvulture on Mar 8, 2022 15:56:29 GMT -5
Classic (25+ Years in Industry) 1)Nina Simone 2)Debbie Harry 3)Patti Smith 4)Mavis Staples 5)Kate Bush 6)Robyn 7)Joni Mitchell 8)Bjork 9)Sleater-Kinney 10)Annie Lennox
Contemporary 1)Florence Welch 2)Lady Gaga 3)Karen O 4)Solange 5)Nicole Atkins 6)Janelle Monae 7)Brandi Carlile 8)St. Vincent 9)Courtney Barnett 10)Lucius
This hurt my soul to make, and if you asked me everyday for the rest of my life it would be shuffled. Special shout out to The Bangles and The Go Gos, my dad hated children's music so he gave my sister and I the Best of the Go Gos and the Best of the Bangles to us at a very young age as our Children's music.
he/they '12 - Firefly '13 - Firefly, Made In America '14 - Firefly, Made In America '15 - Mountain Jam (Sunday), Firefly, Pitchfork, Made In America '16 - Boston Calling, Firefly, Osheaga, Made In America, Roots Picnic NYC '17 - Boston Calling, Gov Ball, Firefly (Sunday), Pitchfork, Day For Night '18 - Boston Calling, Mountain Jam, Osheaga '19 - Form, Firefly (Sunday) '22 - Boston Calling, Firefly
It used to be a so-called man's world. It's not going to be that always. If you're old enough, think back 20-25 years ago. How many famous female chefs did anyone know? Women weren't represented in samples congruent with gender ratios in several high dollar professions or the arts (law, doctors, musicians, chefs, whatever). I think traditional roles/values and religious bigotry were culprits. Then women opened up a can whoop ass and are leading the way into the future. 25 years from now, there's probably going to be an army of well known top notch female musicians who would replace singers that most of us posted in this top 10.
Women have been making the best music for at least the last 10-12 years.
My music tastes have the last 10 years have nearly completely shifted to women focused. It's not only fascinating, but really refreshing seeing the shift in demographics.
It used to be a so-called man's world. It's not going to be that always. If you're old enough, think back 20-25 years ago. How many famous female chefs did anyone know? Women weren't represented in samples congruent with gender ratios in several high dollar professions or the arts (law, doctors, musicians, chefs, whatever). I think traditional roles/values and religious bigotry were culprits. Then women opened up a can whoop ass and are leading the way into the future. 25 years from now, there's probably going to be an army of well known top notch female musicians who would replace singers that most of us posted in this top 10.
Women have been making the best music for at least the last 10-12 years.
Women have been making the best music for at least the last 10-12 years.
My music tastes have the last 10 years have nearly completely shifted to women focused. It's not only fascinating, but really refreshing seeing the shift in demographics.
Karin Dreijer (they/them) Megan Pete Ellie Rowsell Sophia Allison Avalon Emerson Lalisa Manobal Angelina Carroll Melissa Jefferson Kim Min-ji Margaret Osborn
HM Alana Haim for Licorice Pizza. Robbed by the Academy.
I'd put Nicki up there if she weren't such a piece of shit.
Post by man1cpixiedreamgirl on Mar 8, 2022 17:07:06 GMT -5
In no order due to me being stuck at work!
All time Ani diFranco k.d. lang Tina Turner Dolly Parton Laura Nyro Whitney Houston Siouxsie Sioux Melissa Etheridge Nico Joni Mitchell Liz Phair Tori Amos Cyndi Lauper Diana Ross Kate Bush Grace Slick Aretha Franklin Bikini Kill Fiona Apple Bjork
Current Florence Welch FKA Twigs Taylor Swift Phoebe Bridgers Lizzo Jenny Lewis Janelle Monae Faye Webster Mitski Brandi Carlile Snail Mail Japanese Breakfast Lady Gaga Sharon von Etton SZA Mannequin Pussy’s femmes Adele Demi Lovato Annie Clarke King Princess (since there’s no GNB Artist day yet) Rita Sawayama
Post by Ambassador Of Fun on Mar 8, 2022 17:16:49 GMT -5
I probably won’t end up doing a list, but off the top of my head, I’d say my favorite women in music are Macy Gray and Brandi Carlile. I love everything they’ve ever done.
Upcoming Shows: 4/19 - Alvvays @ Bogart’s 4/21 - Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band @ Nationwide Arena 5/15 - They Might Be Giants @ Madison Theater 6/2 - Pigeons PPP/Andy Frasco/Dogs in a Pile @ MEGACORP Pavilion 6/5 - Pixies/Modest Mouse/Cat Power @ Andrew J. Brady Center 6/13-6/16 - Bonnaroo 7/25 - Foo Fighters @ Great American Ballpark 7/26 - Jerry Harrison & Adrian Belew: Remain In Light @ Bogart's 7/28 - Brett Goldstein @ Taft Theatre
Current: 1. Charli xcx 2. SOPHIE 3. Eartheater 4. Caroline Polacheck 5. FKA Twigs 6. ARCA 7. Rosalia 8. Anohni 9. Kacey Musgraves 10. MIA 11. Angel Olsen 12. Hannah Diamond 13. Lana Del Rey 14. Oklou 15. Weyes Blood 16. Joanna Newsom 17. Solange 18. Victoria Legrand 19. Lorde 20. Janelle Monae
HM: Grimes, Dua Lipa, SZA, Miley Cyrus, Lucy Dacus, Courtney Barnett, Mitski, Sky Ferreira, Jessy Lanza, Olivia Rodrigo
Historic (I left the current people out of this one): 1. Nina Simone Elizabeth Frasier Kate Bush Donna Summer Bjork Robyn Fiona Apple Sade Joni Mitchell Rihanna Beyonce Patti Smith Aretha Karen Carpenter Laetitia Sadier Madonna Feist PJ Harvey Kim Gordon 20. Lauryn Hill
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