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    <title>TikTok Killed the Alt Kid — And What Rose From the Ashes Is Way More Interesting</title>
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    <description>Streaming giants promised indie artists a seat at the table — turns out it was a folding chair in the back corner. A growing wave of underground musicians is ditching algorithmic gatekeeping entirely, building grassroots distribution networks that put the money and the audience back in their own hands.</description>
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