Industry Slop

Definition

Formulaic pop music so generically produced it could fit any streaming playlist—a soulless amalgamation of whatever's currently trending that you can't actually classify as any real genre.

Example Usage

The new song sounds like pure industry slop; there's no way to tell if it's supposed to be pop, R&B, or EDM.

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