Are We Too Old for New Music? | Wilko & Courts Have a Taste FreezeWhat age do you stop discovering new music? According to Spotify, most people hit a “taste freeze” around 33 — and Wilko & Courts are taking that personally.In this episode, they dive into:What “taste freeze” means (and why it’s a bit rude)The exact age you stop listening to new musicWhy Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift might be haunting every playlistNostalgia bangers: JoJo, The Killers, Mandy Moore, Hilary Duff & moreTheir personal “frozen eras” and guilty pleasuresJoin the chaos as Wilko confesses to still blasting Backstreet Boys – Incomplete, and Courts declares Lana Del Rey her forever vibe.No embarrassment here, sweet baby angels — just millennial music therapy.👇 COMMENT BELOW 👇If your music taste had to freeze in one era, which three artists would you keep forever?00:00 – Welcome & mild chaos as usual00:30 – What age is really middle-aged?02:00 – The study that says we’ve hit a “Taste Freeze”03:30 – What Spotify data actually says about music after 3304:45 – Blocking artists: why we’re done with Taylor Swift & Ed Sheeran06:40 – Conspiracy theories: Do they pay to be in playlists?08:00 – Why the songs from your teens hit harder09:30 – Our bus window melancholy era11:00 – Imaginary music videos and Lana Del Rey dreams12:30 – The JoJo “Leave (Get Out)” appreciation moment13:50 – Are we actually frozen or just nostalgic?14:40 – Hilary Duff, Olivia Dean & a little bit of hope15:00 – The big question: if your taste froze, who’s in it?16:00 – Courts’ frozen trio: Lana Del Rey, Lily Allen & Panic! at the Disco18:20 – Wilko’s frozen trio: Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears & John Farnham21:00 – Wrapping up & asking YOU: when did your taste freeze?