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Wayne Marshall
Wayne Marshall is an ethnomusicologist, blogger (wayneandwax.com), and DJ based in Boston. He’s writing a book on music, social media, and digital youth culture while teaching courses on global hip-hop and reggae at Brandeis University. Co-editor of Reggaeton (Duke 2009), Marshall has published in journals such as Popular Music and Callaloo while writing for popular outlets like XLR8R, The Wire, and the Boston Phoenix.
By Wayne Marshall on January 14, 2012
By Wayne Marshall on 14 January 2012 in
STORIES
Rather than dance, critics have alleged, “daggering”, “perreo” and the like are little more than heavy petting in public—a corruption of courtship and a shameful activity for young innocents.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged 3. Norient Musikfilm Festival 2012, Argentina, Censorship, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, daggering, dance, Dancehall, Dem Bow, Disco, Documentary Film, doggystyle, Gay Culture, Jamaica, Jorge Oquendo, kumina, Lara Putnam, Latinamerica, New York, Perreo, perreo chacalonero, Peru, petting, Politics, Puerto Rico, reggaeton, same-sex bumping, Sex, Sexism, Straight Outta Puerto Rico, the bump, zarabanda |
By Wayne Marshall on October 2, 2010
By norient and Wayne Marshall on 2 October 2010 in
BLOG
Wayne Marshall opened a new discussion on his blog. About World Music, Global Ghettotech and other Genre terms and definitions.
Posted in BLOG | Tagged Dossier World Music 2.0, Global Ghettotech, Globale Nischen, Wayne Marshall, World Music, World Music 2.0 |
By Wayne Marshall on June 27, 2010
By Wayne Marshall on 27 June 2010 in
STORIES
That beat you’ve been hearing — the steady boom-ch-boom-chick rattling the trunks of passing cars and moving masses in the club — isn’t just another fleeting hip-hop trend. It’s the new sound of the Americas.
Posted in STORIES | Tagged Dem Bow, Dossier World Music 2.0, Globale Nischen, Hybridity, Latin America, New York, Panama, Puerto Rico, reggaeton, Transnationalism, Wayne Marshall, World Music 2.0 |
