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Right, the problem of solving background music for wealthy people at expensive restaurants is clearly and unapologetically a first world problem.


Anything wrong with solving so-called first world problems?


No, I meant to defend it.

I totally agree with Ryuichi here, too - poorly chosen soundtracks to public life can be grating and draining. My least favorite is the same classic rock or pop songs that we’ve all heard hundreds of times.

As an international music star for decades, he appears to live a rather first world life and is simply tending to the environment around him.




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