Indie, short for independent
What does the indie company mean?
Indie rock is one of the varieties of alternative rock.
A source of experimental projects
At the heart of this musical genre is the concept of freedom. The acronym "indie" comes from the English word "independent", which in Russian means "independence". Independence in this sense is understood as the use of music labels free from any external influences. The original definition of "indie" was used by them.
Indie studios are the main source of experimental projects in the game industry. Large publishers carefully weigh each step and estimate which concepts will bring them as much money as possible. Independent developers, on the contrary, create the games they want and are not afraid to explore crazy ideas.
Indie
short for independent
Definition
and meaning

Many indie musicians even now record albums without help. Their music is considered freer and more original, less pop. It was originally thought that independent musicians made music for themselves and their friends, but not for profit and popularity.

The phrase "indie rock," which comes from the word "independent," refers to the small, low-budget labels on which it is released, as well as the bands' and artists' do-it-yourself approach. Despite the fact that larger corporate businesses frequently strike distribution partnerships with labels, some labels and the musicians they host have strived to maintain their independence, allowing them to experiment with sounds, feelings, and subjects that may not appeal to a large, mainstream audience.

The artists' influences and styles were quite broad, ranging from punk psychedelia to post-punk country. In the 1980s, the phrases "alternative rock" and "indie rock" were interchangeable, but after many alternative artists followed Nirvana into the mainstream in the early 1990s, "indie rock" came to be used to characterize bands who did not pursue or attain commercial success.

1970 - 1980

When in the 1970s and 1980s it was impossible to release a movie or record a song without the involvement of huge corporations, independent studios appeared - indie, from which the acronym "indie" emerged. Thanks to independent studios, many musicians experimented with sound and offered new variations of musical styles, and were able to release albums. They promoted creative individuality, were non-conformists and represented mostly the underground. The success of indie products was due to the fact that independent labels could create what they wanted rather than what profit-driven corporations dictated.

As a result, musicians emerged on the scene who became world-famous. For example, Oasis, Blur, and Stone Roses.

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