Dunno who this "we" is.

People looking for the inspiring in music are of all ages and can find each other easily enough.

People looking to use music as a lubricant for comfortable social interaction can also find each other easily enough. But that kind of use is likely to be generation-specific.

I'm lucky that I didn't share many of the musical interests of my conemporaries when I was young. Folk revival and singer-songwriter stuff struck me as second-rate, platitudinous and not capable of holding my attention for very long. It hasn't got any more gripping since. So I have no emotional stake in boring younger people rigid with nostalgia for Bob Dylan or the Eagles.