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Over the years of following different artists and bands, I have noticed patterns and differences when it comes to making an album. The most accomplished or the most awarded artists are the one's who take multiple years to make an album. Take Taylor Swift for an example, it took her 2 years and five days to make her current album. Taylor Swift sold over one million copies in just the United States alone in the first week! The 1989 album has won multiple awards ranging from Album of the Year at the AMA's to being nominated for record of the year at the Grammys.
After looking at Taylor Swift's success, you look at artist's who write albums in maybe a year or less. Those are the type of artists who are just pop up artists, they are in their peak stage and the artist wants to put out as much music as possible in the amount of time they have. The artist's that release music every year are the one's who may not be in the music industry for very long and they can not take two years to write an album like Taylor Swift because they never when their popularity might die down. I'm saying it about everyone, but for some artist's like The Wanted, they only have a short amount of time.
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Album release day is the day that the artist finds out if their hard work is a success or fail. Usually if the artist does a lot of promo or get's people to spread the word about the album before it's released, it is usually a success. The release of an album can take however long the artist want's to take to write it. Generally the longer it takes to write an album the more successful it would be, it depends on the fan base. The album release day is the most important day of an artists career no matter what, all of the work you have put into making that album is finally shared to the world.
I'd be interested to know how these albums get leaked, also maybe some specific examples of how it affected different artists? Personally, I listened to the leaked version of Mobile Orchestra by Owl City and it saved me from pre-ordering the album, since I was really disappointed.
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