This happens to everyone. Your interest will come back. Go explore different art forms.

>>61440533

It's called growing up. Congradulations.

It happens, avoid music for a few days/weeks and you'll like it again later

>>61440602
But I actually invest myself in many forms of art. My lust for books never left, same for cinema. I also go to the museum weekly. Music doesn't take a big part in my life, but it was really enjoyable to listen to music until one or two weeks ago

I suffer from depression from time to time, and when I do I notice that listening to music is not the same. When that happens I can't feel any emotional attachment and it simply becomes a boring process. But then it goes away and everything is fine again. This to say that if this is your problem too you should take a break or something like that, but don't quit on music altogether! There's also the possibility of having a burnout because you've listened to too much music. In both cases taking a break is recommended.

>>61440633

This.

this always happens to me, infact what got me into music was being bored of videogames so the next thing might be movies now

>>61440533
ciao sic

You are just feeling burnt out. Do something else for a few days, like watch a movie, read a book, go hiking. When you come back, listen to an old album you like and you will probably feel better.

>>61440771
Same, just in this order; games > movies > music
When will it stop? Maybe we shouldn't focus too much on one thing.