As we all know, there was a music contest for the new DLC Phantom Liberty.
Quite a lot of people have pre-released their music on YouTube and other platforms already, and a minor discussion has started about the credibility of those songs existing in the cyberpunk 2077 universe. The biggest 'issue' for the ones I talked to was, that most songs feel like a soundtrack rather than the product of a cyberpunk musician.
However, when I listened to the few songs that did have vocals in them, I noticed some songs referencing things of our universe (Like the coffee shop Costa).
Our of curiosity towards the community; how strict would YOU as a JUDGE be with lyrics made by fans for the cyberpunk growl fm radio station? Would you allow Elon Musk or McDonalds to be referenced, or would that be an instant dealbreaker for you?
Happy to hear opinions![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Quite a lot of people have pre-released their music on YouTube and other platforms already, and a minor discussion has started about the credibility of those songs existing in the cyberpunk 2077 universe. The biggest 'issue' for the ones I talked to was, that most songs feel like a soundtrack rather than the product of a cyberpunk musician.
However, when I listened to the few songs that did have vocals in them, I noticed some songs referencing things of our universe (Like the coffee shop Costa).
Our of curiosity towards the community; how strict would YOU as a JUDGE be with lyrics made by fans for the cyberpunk growl fm radio station? Would you allow Elon Musk or McDonalds to be referenced, or would that be an instant dealbreaker for you?
Happy to hear opinions