place, culture and identity (pop culture 2 - music)

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how is music important in culture?

music is embedded in everyday life - can carry traditions (national anthem or sports chants) - as well as being an expression of identity.

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how does music affect culture?

  • music brings people together (spatial performance) e.g., concerts

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how does music link to consumption?

  • music is part of consumption

  • can be produced and consumed at the same time.

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how does music and globalisation link?

  • music and cultural regions

  • previously you would have to travel to a certain region to listen to that music e.g., Country music in the South USA or rap in NY or LA.

  • shows evidence for globalisation

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tell me about Beatles ‘penny lane’ and different perspectives:

  • gave more to street name and popularity

  • named after slave trader - different perspective to it

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how do emotions link to music?

  • national identity & music - national anthems and large occasions (sports matches) - invoke strong emotions (sense of belonging)

  • stimulates bodily responses and emotions - fandom = sense of belonging

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how does consumption link to music?

  • played in shops and lifts = creates atmosphere & feelings

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hedonism?

pursuit for the highest pleasure (goal of humans) - e.g., dance music - beat drops make people feel a certain way.

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how are gender expectations linked to music?

  • women expected to look sexy and likeable in music.

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why is music important?

it is a key means in which consumption, identity and place are performed.

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key reading: what does Alistair Fraser (2012) believe/ what are his theories?

  • believes: To understand EDM, we must explore how space, affect, economy, and politics intersect, making it a rich field for geographical inquiry.

  • looks at how nightclubs, rave events and music festivals bring people together.

  • EDM not just a genre, but a cultural phenomenon that reflects broader social, political and economic dynamics, shaping and being shaped by the spaces in which it is experienced.

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key reading 2: Saldanha (2002) what do they believe?

  • Focuses on Goa trance music scenes in Bangalore, India, examining how music, space, and race intersect in the formation of youth identities.

  • suggesting that identity is produced through affective encounters and performances.

  • Youth identities are not stable or predetermined but emerge through processes of becoming in interaction with music, space, and embodied experiences.