A presentation that outline my music consumption and looks at other peoples favourite genres.

1. Music consumption
Elysia Card

2. What do I listen to?
My top 3 music genre:
• Contemporary R&b
• Pop (indie)
• Alternative pop rock
My top 3 favourite artists/ bands?
• Sleeping with sirens
• Years & years
• The Weeknd

3. How do I obtain/ buy
music?
• I usually obtain music from the internet, iTunes or a CD.
The majority of my music will be illegally downloaded
and virtual as this saves money and I tend to listen to my
music on my phone.
• I tend to get both individual tracks, for example if I like a
song I hear on the radio, and albums from my favourite
artists.
• I don’t spend money on music unless I buy a CD or song
from iTunes but this will be once every few months.

4. How do I listen to music?
• I will listen to music on my phone or through my
laptop. I mostly use Spotify or Youtube for songs that I
don’t own but will listen to the music app on my
iPhone also.
• I listen to music a lot throughout the day, including at
home in the morning and evening, on the way to and
from college and during my free periods. I will also
listen to the radio in the car and at work on Saturdays.
• I tend to go to gigs and concerts 2 to 3 times a year; I
saw Lower Than Atlantis at the Roundhouse in
December and The 1975 at Brixton Academy in
March.
• I can spend anywhere between £16 and £80 on a
concert or gig ticket.

5. Other people’s experience
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I collected this data by asking other people in my class what their 3 favourite genres
of music were. It is clear the most popular is indie pop and alternative pop rock.