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The document discusses ideas for a new music magazine inspired by Billboard, Q, Spin, and NME magazines. It considers names like "Volume", "Pop-ular", and "Melody" that reference music. While Billboard focuses solely on pop, this magazine would blend pop and rock genres like Q and Spin. Potential article topics include interviews with artists, reviews of new releases, and guides to the music industry. The magazine aims to profile popular artists and attract readers like Billboard, while also maintaining an edgy tone seen in rock-focused magazines.
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Billboard magazine research
Billboard is a weekly music magazine aimed at readers between ages 25-54, most of whom are college graduates. It features charts tracking the most popular songs and albums. The front covers typically feature a prominent male or female artist, and the magazine layout remains consistent with only the images and contents changing between issues. Billboard was founded in 1894 and originally covered bill posting but expanded to music in the 1930s when it began publishing music charts. It is now an international publication focused on the global music industry.
Billboard Magazine Analysis
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Music Magazine Genres
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Music magazine genres
This document summarizes the genres of different music magazines by describing their target audiences, color schemes, and front cover designs. It discusses that R&B magazines target teenagers and use bright or dark colors, with large front cover images. Pop magazines target teenage girls with pink/purple colors and images of pop stars. Hip hop magazines target 16-20 year olds with dark/red colors and images of hip hop artists. Classical magazines target older audiences with subtle red/black/white colors. Rock magazines target a wide range including teenagers and middle aged males, using dark gloomy colors and busy front covers.
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Genre research
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Existing magazine names
Q magazine originally considered the name "Cue" but changed it to "Q" to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The letter Q maintains the reference to cueing a record and can resemble a record spinning on a turntable. NME was shortened from New Musical Express to create a recognizable brand, and the letters also have rock connotations by sounding like "enemy". Rolling Stone draws its name from influential rock artists like The Rolling Stones and songs such as "Rollin' Stone" and "Like A Rolling Stone" to reflect its focus on rock and alternative music.
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Initial introductory task
Music magazines are publications dedicated to specific music genres like pop, rock, and hip hop. They contain news, interviews, reviews and photos related to artists within that genre. Readers expect to see images of musicians associated with the genre as well as content reflecting the target audience. Magazine covers aim to attract their target readership through large mastheads indicating the genre, central images of famous artists, and headlines about featured content.
Magazine proposal
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Magazine Anaylsis
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Front Cover Overview
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Existing magazine mastheads
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Rolling Stone Magazine Analysis
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Front covers music mag
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- Using 1-3 fonts consistently
- Featuring a large central image of an artist with smaller supporting images
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Vibe magazine targets younger readers interested in rap and hip-hop music. It uses informal fonts and designs featuring artists like Lil' Wayne to attract this audience. The magazine covers new albums, concerts, and both established and new artists in the genre. Q magazine targets a slightly older audience between 20-30. Though it covers a wider range of music, it maintains a more sophisticated and educational tone. The cover features Jay-Z in a suit to juxtapose his rap career with the magazine's formal style which presents the genre as serious and worthy of respect. Both magazines use their covers to attract readers with famous artists while representing their distinct brands.
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Existing magazine names
Q magazine originally considered the name "Cue" but changed it to "Q" to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The letter Q maintains the reference to cueing a record and can resemble a record spinning on a turntable. NME was shortened from New Musical Express to create a recognizable brand, and the letters also have rock connotations by sounding like "enemy". Rolling Stone draws its name from influential rock artists like The Rolling Stones and songs such as "Rollin' Stone" and "Like A Rolling Stone" to reflect its focus on rock and alternative music.
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The document discusses the research done on different genres of music magazines in order to help decide on a genre for the author's own music magazine. Key genres reviewed include R&B, hip hop, pop, classical, rock, indie, and instrumental magazines. Each genre's conventions and target audiences are examined based on analyzing magazine covers. In the end, the author decides to do more research on niche music magazine genres like instrumental, as they seem to have more loyal audiences than general pop/rock magazines.
Initial introductory task
Music magazines are publications dedicated to specific music genres like pop, rock, and hip hop. They contain news, interviews, reviews and photos related to artists within that genre. Readers expect to see images of musicians associated with the genre as well as content reflecting the target audience. Magazine covers aim to attract their target readership through large mastheads indicating the genre, central images of famous artists, and headlines about featured content.
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Each front cover of "We Love Pop" magazine follows conventions to attract pop fans and make them want to buy the magazine. They all feature the signature masthead in the same font and position. Repeated patterns include using bright, florescent colors and having the artist make direct address to the viewer. The layouts and amount of images and text varies between covers but maintains a familiar brand identity.
Existing magazine mastheads
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Front covers music mag
Front covers of music magazines use consistent color schemes, logos, and fonts to create recognizable brands. Common techniques seen across magazines like Mojo, Q, NME, and Kerrang include:
- Limiting the color palette to 2-4 colors
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Magazine covers target specific audiences by featuring iconic artists and styles that appeal to the target demographic for each publication.
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Vicky Lawrence proposes a magazine called "Alter Sound" focused on alternative rock music. She describes the magazine's genre as predominantly alternative rock but also including other rock subgenres. Her target audience is males and females aged 16-24. For the front cover, she plans to feature a close-up of someone holding a rock instrument in genre-appropriate fashion. The contents page will list sections like news and features alongside 3 images. A double page spread will interview an artist with their image and a quote teasing the article.
Pop music article and genre research
In this PowerPoint pI have done research on:
1. Examples of different front covers
2. How pop Magazine’s engage and interest pop music fans
3. Magazine Features – Elements of the Pop Music Genre
4. Audience Expectations – Pop Music
5. How does this research can help me in my own production of a pop music magazine
and so much more.
Front cover comparison dan media
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R2. Key details about "VIBE" magazine are provided, such as it being founded by Quincy Jones and focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. The target demographic is also young, urban followers of hip-hop culture.
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Planning and research
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R2. The student chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration because it focuses on R&B and hip-hop music like the genre of their magazine.
R3. Through analyzing "VIBE", the student learned conventions of music magazine design like bold mastheads, appealing imagery, and cover lines to apply to their own R&B magazine.
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Front covers of music magazines use consistent color schemes, logos and fonts to create recognizable brands. They typically feature a main image of an artist along with headlines about featured stories. Story text is arranged attractively around the cover. Magazines target specific audiences by covering certain genres and including ads relevant to the intended demographic. Inside, they include news, reviews, interviews and promotional content to engage readers.
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The document discusses how the student's music magazine conforms to conventions of real music magazines to appeal to its target audience. It uses fonts and colors that are common in rock/pop magazines. The cover features a model holding a guitar to clearly indicate it is a music magazine. The magazine is aimed at young adults who prefer pop/rock music. The student learned about designing magazines to attract different audiences using appropriate images, fonts, and colors.
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George Hunt is submitting a media studies portfolio that includes a magazine concept targeting teenagers aged 13-19 with content focusing on indie music, fashion influenced by musicians, and reviews of gigs and bands. The magazine would combine music and fashion coverage to fill a gap in the market, using conventions from magazines like NME and Q but with more social commentary. Key elements of the magazine include interviews with musicians, competitions to engage readers, and blending of colors and fonts to appeal to both male and female readers.
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The document discusses ideas for a new pop-rock music magazine, including potential names, articles, featured artists, and target audience. It considers "Sound Magazine" as a name option that would appeal to the target demographic of young music fans. Suggested article topics include instruments, album reviews, concerts, and how to start a band. Artists mentioned that could be featured include bands and soloists popular in the indie/pop/rock genre. The target audience is identified as 16-25 year old, working to middle class individuals in the UK interested in current music trends.
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This document contains a student's media studies coursework portfolio submission. It includes responses to questions about the target audience, representation of social groups, distribution, and conventions of their proposed music and fashion magazine. For the target audience, the student aims the magazine at teenagers aged 13-19, as they influence trends. They will take inspiration from magazines like NME and Q but include more social commentary. The student represents particular social groups through their choice of Liam Gallagher as a cover star, showing his different public personas. They suggest the magazine could be distributed through mainstream outlets like supermarkets and newsagents, as well as online. The student draws from conventions of existing magazines in their designs.
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This document contains a student's log book and evaluation for their AS Level Media Studies portfolio project on producing a music magazine. The log book documents the student's preliminary task progression for designing the front cover and contents page layouts. It includes step-by-step explanations and images tracking the creative process. Research is also presented on the R&B and pop music genres as well as an analysis of established music magazines' conventions. The evaluation analyzes design elements and creative decisions for the front cover, contents page, and interview photography.
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The abduction was executed with military precision. A group of masked men, armed and organized, infiltrated the set. They created chaos, taking advantage of the confusion to isolate Johnson. Johnson was outnumbered and caught off guard despite his formidable strength and fighting skills. The kidnappers overpowered him, bundled him into a waiting vehicle. and sped away, leaving everyone on set in a state of shock and disbelief.
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Main Task - Similar Music Magazines
- 1. Similar Magazines: Q How Q has influenced my magazine… Genre: Rock/Pop Differences to Billboard: Instead of taking an exclusively “pop as a sub-genre” approach to my magazine, Q has made me consider working in elements of rock magazines more into my magazine. The influence may just take form through the name of the magazine or the striking style we can see in the three covers. It could be argued that Q appeals to a wider target audience than Billboard purely based on the magazine’s respective sub-genres. While Billboard is exclusively pop, Q blends elements from both the pop sub-genre as well as the rock subgenre…. • While initially focusing more on the genre of rock in its earlier and edgier days, Q has more recently leant towards focusing on more popular and mainstream artists. Some critics and readers argue the magazine now chooses to focus on artists for their popularity as opposed to their music as they traditionally did. Similarities to Billboard: • The design of their magazine covers conforms with other traditional layouts seen across the various music magazines even from other subgenres. The masthead is bold and in the top-left hand-corner of the page and bold colours like red are used to attract the audience. This plays on the striking sound of the genre of rock, as well as pop incidentally. • The sub-genre of pop is often made to look glamorous, with rock generally taking a more edgier style. This is evident from the comparison between Adele (who would represent pop) to Dave Grohl from the Foo Fighters and Liam Gallagher from Oasis (who would represent rock). More stark and even comical imagery is used to portray Dave Grohl with a serious tone helping represent Liam Gallagher. We can generalise that Q magazine adapts the style of its front cover in relation to the artist on the front cover.
- 2. Similar Magazines: NME Genre: Rock/Indie Differences to Billboard: • There appears to be no consistent style across varying covers of the magazines, with different colour schemes being used in each instance shown above. This could be a result of the magazine focusing more on the artist and building the cover around them, their style and persona. Billboard however maintains its own house style throughout all of its magazines. • There is also a difference in genre, with the magazine seeming to focus more on artists from the rock and indie genres. Similarities to Billboard: • NME usually focuses on popular artists; while it is a different genre to Billboard, the two both focus on artists who are reasonably famous or well-known within their own genre.
- 3. Similar Magazines: Spin Genre: Rock Differences to Billboard: • SPIN has a different genre focus to Billboard; additionally, the magazine doesn’t seem to feature artists who are particularly famous but who would genuinely interest their target audience and attract more readers. Similarities to Billboard: • The masthead has remained reasonably consistent overtime. This is identical to Billboard’s constant usage of the same masthead across the top of the magazine, with the same style and colours used in each case. In also seems that layering here has been used to make individual artists more of a focus as opposed the magazine’s name; Billboard also occasionally does this. • The two magazines both aim to target younger audiences. Spin began with a focus on college-orientated rock, and Billboard’s nature as a pop magazine makes it so younger people are in their mind.
- 4. Ideas from: Billboard Possible Names for Magazine; • Volume – represents the “sound” part of the music magazine; volume as in “turn up the volume” to make audiences more excited about the magazine. • Pop-ular – plays on pop as the sub-genre as well as focusing on popular music. • Melody – links in with the whole musical aspect of the magazine, perhaps for a more serious tone. • Famous • Trend Genres; Billboard’s solitary focus in terms of sub-genre is pop as well as popular music; therefore it only makes sense for a magazine inspired by such a magazine to belong to the pop sub-genre. Possible Articles for Magazine; • Relating to main image on front cover… • Interview on… • coping with fame • new releases • rise to stardom • Appearing as cover lines on front cover… • Interviews with artists similarly to above • Reviews of new releases • Tips on how to get in industry (i.e. “How to work with a songwriter” from cover with Eminem) • Overview of decade/year/month of music in sub-genre • Music relating to social networking sites (e.g. Facebook, Twitter) and media sharing sites (e.g. YouTube) • Collaborations between articles • Upcoming festivals • Artists “to watch”
- 5. Ideas from: various Possible Names for Magazine; • M – as in Q; “M” would stand for music. Not so obvious but a more discreet name. Seems to be edgier, like Q. • Vortex – based off of Spin; “Vortex” would play on the rough and edgy tone seen in rock music magazines. • Cyclone – same with “Vortex” as an idea name, would give the magazine an edgier tone but would be more suited to rock magazines. • Key – links into the popular feeling of Billboard magazine, with music being “key” to life, and artists being “key” to that music… Genres; All of these magazines have a focus on rock as well as incidental focuses on pop. These two sub-genres interchange often and as the magazines have progressed. Rock gives the magazines an edgier feel while pop seems to make the magazine more attractrive and marketable. To concord with ideas from Billboard magazine, I am going to continue with the pop sub-genre. Possible Articles for Magazine; • Relating to main image on front cover… • Interview on… • coping with fame • new releases • rise to stardom • Persona & history of artist (i.e. “being a rebel” as seen on M.I.A’s cover of Spin) • Appearing as cover lines on front cover… • Interviews with artists like above • Reviews • Upcoming festivals • Artists to watch • Free giveaways