Danny Elfman, Hollywood’s macabre musician: ‘I don’t know how young composers coming up now are going to survive’

Danny Elfman, renowned for his haunting film scores for Tim Burton movies and the iconic "The Simpsons" theme, reflects on his career and expresses concern for the future of young composers. He attributes his success partly to luck, but also highlights the changing landscape of the music industry that makes it increasingly difficult for new talent to break through. His worries underscore broader industry shifts that threaten the livelihoods of upcoming composers, raising questions about the sustainability of creative careers in a rapidly evolving entertainment sector.