The times when the music industry had any control on what kind of music gets produced are gone – people can make their own music on their home computer and upload it on various platforms. Why would you care what gets marketed if you can find stuff on your own? Out of all the music I listen to, only a small fraction is something I've ever seen marketed in any other way than being listed on a small underground event. There's plenty of music out there that never gets played on the telly or the radio or appears on billboards and posters, and it's within the reach of anyone who has access to the internet. I think the argument about someone deciding what kind of women's music is being produced is like twenty years out of date.

Bloody hell, I recently made a song using a PC, a microphone, and some free software, and I uploaded it to YouTube for some silly memey challenge.

BTW, just a few days ago I discovered a really cool prog rock/jazz fusion project that uses strings and a full big band brass section: NYChillharmonic. Sang, composed, arranged and organised by a woman. Check it out if it sounds like your jam.