The article reflects on the evolution of New Age music in the 2010s, noting its transition from indie reissues to mainstream wellness culture, which affects the genre's dignity. At the 'Reflections' events in Grace Cathedral, the codified language of this revival becomes evident, indicating a maturation that could signal its decline. The appeal of artists like Prekop and Laraaji reminds audiences of the music's enchanting qualities, even amidst its new meme-driven identity, revealing a complex relationship with nostalgia and innovation in the genre.
As the New Age music revival slips into the wellness mainstream, the genre faces a loss of dignity amidst its newfound popularity and meme culture.
At the "Reflections" events, the institutional language and codification of the New Age revival highlight a genre that is maturing—or perhaps nearing its decline.
Despite its evolution, the enchanting allure of New Age music remains intact, reminding audiences of its original appeal and transformative qualities.
The ambience created by artists like Prekop and Laraaji at Grace Cathedral showcases both the genre's growth and its enduring connection to listeners.
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