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One of them is that you risk competing against yourself as you increase your chances of downright diluting the term 'NEW' (when 'new tune' or 'new album' has… several different meanings).

Ultra-prolificacy also has its drawbacks, however.

So I think that being so active definitely does kind of develop and promote a lower demand and less of a pressurized condition for output from fans.

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Also, and this may just be me, for certain individuals, even if they aren't favourites of mine, I'm more inclined to not care if they push a streak of tunes (or even a full album or two) which I don't particularly enjoy because I know that the next isn't a very long wait away. If you throw out a whole heap of songs it is far more likely that one will 'stick' with the masses as opposed to two or three, here and there. In Reggae music (something else we do here), although I do feel that the overwhelming need for immediacy has somewhat dwindled in recent years, that is very important as so many spend their entire careers looking for that 'first' or 'next' big hit. As far as music (because that's what we do here), one obvious gain made by an artist remaining active is that it keeps their name in the attention of fans. Aside from the clearest advantage - the more you do something, presumably, the better you get at it - it also presents a wide array of other, very healthy, qualities. There exist so many wonderful benefits in being prolific and consistently active in doing something.