<div align="justify">Legendary singer-songwriter Eric Clapton does not seem to be too bothered by the gradual death of the electric guitar, judging by declining album sales.<br /><br />The 71-year-old musician admitted to having lost track of the rock music business as it continues to face challenges in the digital era, reported Billboard.<br /><br />"I'm out of touch. I don't know what's going on. I don't know where it's going to go. I think anything that has a natural process will end up where it's supposed to be. I don't know. Maybe the guitar is over. Good question though," Clapton quipped at a press conference.<br /><br />The Slowhand was present at the screening of his documentary "Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars" at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival.<br /><br />On how he saw the future of R&B genre as teenagers are shifting to EDM, brass, woodwinds and strings today, Clapton said all music is "good".<br /><br />"My kids listen to classic rock, but that may only be because of me, because that's what I've played to them. I mean, from the time of their conception, they've been listening to music through the womb.<br /><br />"I played them playlists, just brainwashed my kids, and at the back of it was always the guitar or some kind of solo instrument or a singer. My belief in music is it's all good. It's all good. Even stuff that doesn't appear to be so, it's all good," he said.</div>
<div align="justify">Legendary singer-songwriter Eric Clapton does not seem to be too bothered by the gradual death of the electric guitar, judging by declining album sales.<br /><br />The 71-year-old musician admitted to having lost track of the rock music business as it continues to face challenges in the digital era, reported Billboard.<br /><br />"I'm out of touch. I don't know what's going on. I don't know where it's going to go. I think anything that has a natural process will end up where it's supposed to be. I don't know. Maybe the guitar is over. Good question though," Clapton quipped at a press conference.<br /><br />The Slowhand was present at the screening of his documentary "Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars" at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival.<br /><br />On how he saw the future of R&B genre as teenagers are shifting to EDM, brass, woodwinds and strings today, Clapton said all music is "good".<br /><br />"My kids listen to classic rock, but that may only be because of me, because that's what I've played to them. I mean, from the time of their conception, they've been listening to music through the womb.<br /><br />"I played them playlists, just brainwashed my kids, and at the back of it was always the guitar or some kind of solo instrument or a singer. My belief in music is it's all good. It's all good. Even stuff that doesn't appear to be so, it's all good," he said.</div>