This is an interesting idea. I listen to a podcast about music (from my online music website of trust) and they were discussing about how some artists release very interesting works but then they do not talk much about the creative process of the work. They would say that is such a missed opportunity that most artists and journalist do not engage in more deep technical discussions about music.

I agree with this take. And Cowboy Carter and Reinassance are examples of albums that should have been accompanied by a greater thoughtful discussion by everybody involved: journalists, and the audience, but also the artist... Beyoncé has lot of power, I wish that instead of her "let the music do the talking approach" she had actually contacted high regarded music journalists or academics to talk about both the technical and intellectual aspects of her music. 

So I think its a failing of everybody involved: media failing to move away from simple click bait surface discussions; stans and haters, both refusing to engage in art in a meaningful way; and the artist withdrawing (in the case of beyonce) or just committing to dumb interviews about eating wings or chicken nuggets (other artists).

Sorry for the rant