Volume ! by Laurent Denave
Volume ! The French Journal of Popular Music Studies, Apr 30, 2018
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From yéyé Scopitones and French chanson to Beyoncé’s visual album and Michel Gondry’s work for Björk, via Rage Against the Machine’s agit-prop, and dance in Mali and India, this 28th issue of Volume! proposes a rich review of recent research on music videos. Today a ubiquitous phenomenon, music videos have played a crucial role in the evolution of music creation, distribution and consumption. With a postscript by Will Straw and more than fifteen contributions, this special issue analyzes the content, materiality and meaning of animated musical images.
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Volume ! by Laurent Denave
Purchase: http://www.lespressesdureel.com/magazine.php?id=138&menu
From yéyé Scopitones and French chanson to Beyoncé’s visual album and Michel Gondry’s work for Björk, via Rage Against the Machine’s agit-prop, and dance in Mali and India, this 28th issue of Volume! proposes a rich review of recent research on music videos. Today a ubiquitous phenomenon, music videos have played a crucial role in the evolution of music creation, distribution and consumption. With a postscript by Will Straw and more than fifteen contributions, this special issue analyzes the content, materiality and meaning of animated musical images.
Purchase: http://www.lespressesdureel.com/magazine.php?id=138&menu
From yéyé Scopitones and French chanson to Beyoncé’s visual album and Michel Gondry’s work for Björk, via Rage Against the Machine’s agit-prop, and dance in Mali and India, this 28th issue of Volume! proposes a rich review of recent research on music videos. Today a ubiquitous phenomenon, music videos have played a crucial role in the evolution of music creation, distribution and consumption. With a postscript by Will Straw and more than fifteen contributions, this special issue analyzes the content, materiality and meaning of animated musical images.