Marlon Craft: The Internet Killed the Neighborhood Interview | SWAY’S UNIVERSE
Marlon Craft discusses his new album 'The Internet Killed the Neighborhood,' emphasizing artistic authenticity over industry validation and the psychological impact of digital connectivity on community.summaryCommunity vs. Technology: The internet has co-opted the neighborhood structure, creating algorithms that keep users compulsive and purchasing rather than fostering genuine care, mentorship, and shared space found in phystakeaway“The internet killed the neighborhood... community was kind of descended I guess from the idea of the village... those tenants and principles of community and neighborhood have been co-opted by tech and corporations and quote














