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Jazz The document discusses representation in the music industry. The music industry carefully manages the image and portrayal of artists through magazine photoshoots and interviews to appeal to readers. An artist's clothes, facial expressions, positioning, and body language all contribute to their representation, which is meant to match their musical style or genre and the magazine's target audience. Readers are given different representations of the artist Dizzee Rascal as an example.
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