We kick off the first episode of The Pulse for 2021 by looking back at some silver linings in 2020. Bandcamp launched Bandcamp Fridays as a way to help musicians during the pandemic. Classic hit songs were discovered again, thanks to Tik Tok, and the music world was united more than ever as partygoers kept the music going by supporting their favorite artists through virtual performances. Not to forget, some of the best-selling albums of 2020 and albums you should be looking out for this year.


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We kick off the first episode of The Pulse for 2021 by looking back at some silver linings in 2020. Bandcamp launched Bandcamp Fridays as a way to help musicians during the pandemic. Classic hit songs were discovered again, thanks to Tik Tok, and the music world was united more than ever as partygoers kept the music going by supporting their favorite artists through virtual performances. Not to forget, some of the best-selling albums of 2020 and albums you should be looking out for this year. IMAGE SOURCE: <a href="https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-covid-19-fundraiser" title="Bandcamp" target="_blank">Bandcamp&nbsp; </a><a href="https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/music/a34271822/fleetwood-mac-tik-tok-dreams-nathan-apodaca-mick-fleetwood/" title="Esquire" target="_blank">Esquire&nbsp;</a> <a href="https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/how-to-throw-an-online-dance-party-according-to-professional-djs/" title="Pitchfork" target="_blank">Pitchfork&nbsp;</a>

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