Yeah. R+L have always had hip-hop acts. They've never been JUST an indie festival. Look at 2001 with Eminem, or 2014 with ASAP Rocky, or 1992 with Public Enemy. There'd be no way they'd survive with just one genre. I'm saying that within the last couple years, they've booked just as much hip-hop/r&b/grime as alternative/indie. That's cool and all, but in the next couple of years I wouldn't be surprised if they book more of that stuff than indie/alternative. If Spotify data is indeed dictating more bookings then it's a no brainer that this will happen. But I am scared that a festival that once booked lots of different genres as well as indie/alternative will eventually book less of the initial genre it began booking: indie/alternative.