Why Kate Bush’s Viral Success from Stranger Things is Radical

The video discusses the resurgence of Kate Bush's 1985 song 'Running Up That Hill' due to its feature in the Netflix series Stranger Things. It highlights the significance of Bush owning her music, which is rare in the industry, and explores the song's musical elements and themes. The video also addresses the challenges artists face with music ownership and streaming royalties, citing historical examples like Prince. It concludes with a discussion on the streaming economy and ongoing campaigns for fair artist compensation.

What factors contributed to the resurgence of Kate Bush's song 'Running Up That Hill' in popular culture?

What role did the Netflix series 'Stranger Things' play in the song's renewed popularity?

In what ways does 'Running Up That Hill' address themes of gender fluidity?

How did Kate Bush's ownership of her music impact her financial success compared to other artists?

Discuss the significance of Kate Bush's creative autonomy in the music industry during the 1970s.

How does the streaming economy affect the financial viability of musicians today?

What challenges do artists face in owning their master recordings in the current music industry?