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Originally posted by Twai
I actually think his strategy is pretty genius and other artists need to copy it. He's released an album every year since 2009, bridging the gap with EPs supported by huge singles. He's a constant presence on radio and his sound adapts *just* enough with each release to keep himself relevant.
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Some artists want to write
quality music though, which isn't exactly easy to pump out year-after-year. Albums aren't supposed to be just a way to make money, they're actually supposed to be a cohesive body of work with genuinely good material on them. Obviously everyone's definition of good music varies, but I doubt that Pitbull falls under many people's categories. I mean that in the nicest possible way. I use his music from time to time. But he's the definition of a singles artist.
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