(*) MP3 Blogging and the Urban Soundscape

By Portia Seddon on Mai 23, 2012

By Portia Seddon on 23 Mai 2012 in ACADEMIC

Posted in ACADEMIC | Tagged aesthetics, Awesome Tapes From Africa, Brian Shimkovitz, digital ethnography, DJ Chief Boima, Dossier South Africa, Dossier World Music 2.0, ethnography, ghettotech, Global Ghettotech, MP3, MP3 blogs, naoj v1, norient academic online journal, Reccord Digging, record digging, Soundscapes, South Africa, Strut Records, Urban Music, Wayne Marshall, World Music 2.0 | 2 Responses

Portia Seddon

Portia Seddon teaches Women and Gender Studies at Hunter College of the City University of New York, where she is completing her Master’s thesis in Cultural Anthropology. She is a founding member of Critical Studies in Expressive Culture, a research collective and discussion network centered on aesthetics, radical politics, and critical social theory. Her research interests include digital music practices, Marxist politics, and urban soundscapes.

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2 responses to “(*) MP3 Blogging and the Urban Soundscape”

First Volume of the Norient Academic Online Journal
Mai 23, 2012 at 8:32 am | Permalink

[...] remixed dance music (“global ghettotech” – Marshall 2007). In her article “MP3 Blogging and the Urban Soundscape: Notes on the Ethnography of Mediated Music” she also continues the discussion surrounding the role of the ethnographer and the blurring [...]
Out of the Absurdity of Life – Globale Musik
Dezember 7, 2012 at 8:58 pm | Permalink

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