This document discusses conventions for magazine advertisements in different genres of music. For pop magazine ads, they usually contain the artist's name, album name and release date, featured artists and songs, and an image of the artist. For rock magazine ads, they typically feature an image of the whole band, the band name, album name, previously released songs and singles, and release date. For rap magazine ads, they commonly include an image showing off the artist's uniqueness, the artist's name, album name, release date, and any featured artists on the album.

1. Assinment 16
Conventions of a magazine advert
Tom, Jack, Ihaab and Toby

2. Conventions always included in a
magazine advert: Jessie-J (Pop)
Pop Magazine advertisements almost always contains:
• The artist(s) name(s) in clear letters that stand out from
the background.
• The band/artists album name as a subheading usually
under the artist(s) name.
• The time when the album is going to be released.
• Featuring artists and songs.
• An image of the artist displaying there USP.

3. Conventions always included in a
magazine advert: Kings Of Leon
(rock)
Rock Magazine advertisements almost always contains:
• An image of all of the members of the featured band.
• The name of the band at the top of the advert.
• The album name underneath the name and usually at the
bottom of the advert.
• Featured songs and singles previously released.
• Release date of the album (in this case it's already
released).

4. Conventions always included in a magazine
advert: Wretch 32 (aka Jermaine Sinclair)
(rap)
• Rock Magazine advertisements almost always contains:
• An image of the artist showing off there USP.
• The name of the artist at the top of the advert.
• The album name underneath the name and usually at the
bottom of the advert.
• Release date of the album (in this case it's already
released).
• Featured artist included in the album.