Meh I feel like this sort of misses the point. It's very cool technically but if the aim is to bring back a sense of connection to music then I'd say the execution is way off.
Music stores are struggling, if they go all that'll be left is Amazon and Spotify...
Here's my tip. Buy your kid a CD walkman, go to a music store once a month and give them a budget. If they're lost help them get started. If they make a choice they don't like then most stores will offer trade in. Eventually they'll even form a relationship with the store workers (shout at to Mark in Truck) who will give more recommendations. My son's even started listening to radio to get more inspiration and we pumped all of our money into the local economy...
This game is everything. I played about 90 minutes during 'lunch' (yay WFH), and it's so good. That soundtrack is so much better than it needs to be, the art looks insane. One slight thing is the combat is a little clunky (it feels like the same blind panic of Terraria), anyone else suffered? Maybe I just need to get in the game more.