Which of the following best summarises the passage?

While offering unprecedented global accessibility, the transition to digital ubiquity and algorithmic curation risks diminishing the cultural depth and human connection that define music.

Algorithmic curation tends to categorize tracks primarily to suit specific moods or daily activities, inadvertently stripping songs of their original historical and cultural backgrounds.

The digital revolution has turned music into a ubiquitous background service, sparking major concerns about the financial inequality between global superstars and independent artists.

The increasing reliance on the “skip-rate” metric across digital platforms forces modern artists to sacrifice creative complexity in exchange for immediate listener engagement.