Disruptive Frequencies in Experimental Sound
Black and South Asian Artists in Their Own Words
Disruptive Frequencies in Experimental Sound
Black and South Asian Artists in Their Own Words
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Description
This volume presents the voices of diverse and often marginalized practitioners, celebrating Black and South Asian experimental sound musicians and their underrepresented music practices.
Black and South Asian artists are some of the least represented within the field of experimental sound. Ethnically diverse artists have been excluded from the traditional discourse. Their experiences, therefore, provide a valuable counterpoint to those of the normalized white majority.
Bringing together a diverse array of international artists and practitioners this book challenges the white norm in the field of experimental sound, this book gives underrepresented voices a chance to express their perspectives through a series of case studies and addresses a significant knowledge gap into the field of experimental sound.
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Table of Contents
2. Analysis of Artist Backgrounds of Key Participants
3. Case Study: Nikki Sheth
Sound Artist, UK
4. Case Study: Nicole Raymond
Turntablist, Sound Artist, Radio Presenter and DJ, UK
5. Case Study: Poulomi Desai
Multimedia Artist and Activist, UK
6. Case Study: Dhangsha
Sound Artist, UK
7. Case Study: Dushume
Experimental Noise and Sound Artist, UK
8. Case Study: Gary Stewart
Audiovisual Artist, UK
9. Additional Artist Statements
10. Overall Analysis of Practices of Key Participants
11. Conclusion
Product details
| Published | Apr 01 2027 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (PDF) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 288 |
| ISBN | 9798765105122 |
| Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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