I don't think that the majority of what they were doing is gone. Maybe they didn't go with the time and now look for alternative markets to get into. Nashville is great for what it is - Country. It will never be the focus point for Pop, Dance, R&B, EDM, you name it. London is too big, Tokyo is too big, NYC is too big, heck even Berlin is bigger for some genres than Nashville is. Look at Taylor Swift - produced a huge chunk, if not even the majority of her album in Sweden with Max Martin. I'm sure he has no interest in going to Nashville - People looking beyond Nashville go to him. But those markets evolve fast. They are very fast lived. You're on top one day and the next you're forgotten if you don't go with the trend and evolve with the industry while I believe if you establish yourself in Nashville, it might be a bit more long term.

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