Food for thought:
After listening to the A'z single, which is basically Bay music in the Snap format, and Clyde Carson's single, which is Bay music in the 50 Cent format, I think these labels & A&R's are having them cater to formulas that are already proven to work in the mainstream rather than pushing a uniquely Bay sound. And ultimately, because The Bay isn't pushing our own sound I think that hurts us as a whole.
"Yo sun, lets keep the Bay the Bay and let The South and The East do them. Word up B, this is the New New Bay right here sun." lol
PS Shout out to Fabby for keepin it Bayish on his 1st single