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Task 6 ppt
Indie music is produced independently of major record labels and can include various genres from pop to jazz. Indie bands promote themselves through live shows to build an initial fan base. They pay for studio time, releases, and promotion themselves unless signed by a label. Alternative music spans multiple genres and incorporates elements of other genres into rock. It began taking shape in the mid-1980s with bands like Radiohead and Nirvana. For the magazine cover, the student could feature female artists like Izzy Bee from Black Honey, Lana Del Rey, or the band Wolf Alice to positively represent women in indie/alternative music and appeal to a target audience of women.
R&b presentation
R&B originated as a crossbreed of jazz, gospel, and blues music characterized by a tight rhythm section and soulful singing. It began taking form in the 1950s-60s as gospel and blues influences melded together. Motown Records, founded by Berry Gordy, was influential in the 1960s-70s, popularizing artists like Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and The Supremes. R&B incorporated elements of pop, rock, and jazz in the 1980s-90s. In the late 20th century, hip hop influences led to the emergence of new jack swing. Into the 21st century, R&B has continued to evolve with new styles while drawing from its roots in
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R&B music developed from "race music" and blues music in the 1940s. Key artists who helped develop the genre include Motown soul artists from Detroit. Contemporary popular R&B artists include Beyoncé, Jessie Ware, and Justin Timberlake. The primary audience for R&B is teenagers and young adults aged 13-25, particularly young black women, who are drawn to the emotional lyrics and fashionable imagery of many R&B artists. Subgenres include Detroit soul, deep soul, Memphis soul, and New Orleans soul. Some argue R&B lyrics and music videos can promote harmful gender stereotypes by objectifying women.
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R&B evolved from blues and jazz in the 1940s, incorporating elements of rock music. It grew popular for its danceable beats and lyrics about everyday life. By the 1950s, R&B came to describe the sound of rock and roll. Over time, R&B music videos changed - costumes became more casual and revealing, and videos incorporated more advanced filming techniques and narratives. Typical R&B artists portray wealth and sexuality, and videos feature stereotypical settings, ethnicities, props, and clothing that emphasize youth, beauty, and attractiveness. Common instruments in R&B include piano, guitar, drums, and saxophone.
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Indie music is produced independently of major record labels and can include various genres from pop to jazz. Indie bands promote themselves through live shows to build an initial fan base. They pay for studio time, releases, and promotion themselves unless signed by a label. Alternative music spans multiple genres and incorporates elements of other genres into rock. It began taking shape in the mid-1980s with bands like Radiohead and Nirvana. For the magazine cover, the student could feature female artists like Izzy Bee from Black Honey, Lana Del Rey, or the band Wolf Alice to positively represent women in indie/alternative music and appeal to a target audience of women.
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R&B originated as a crossbreed of jazz, gospel, and blues music characterized by a tight rhythm section and soulful singing. It began taking form in the 1950s-60s as gospel and blues influences melded together. Motown Records, founded by Berry Gordy, was influential in the 1960s-70s, popularizing artists like Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and The Supremes. R&B incorporated elements of pop, rock, and jazz in the 1980s-90s. In the late 20th century, hip hop influences led to the emergence of new jack swing. Into the 21st century, R&B has continued to evolve with new styles while drawing from its roots in
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R&B music developed from "race music" and blues music in the 1940s. Key artists who helped develop the genre include Motown soul artists from Detroit. Contemporary popular R&B artists include Beyoncé, Jessie Ware, and Justin Timberlake. The primary audience for R&B is teenagers and young adults aged 13-25, particularly young black women, who are drawn to the emotional lyrics and fashionable imagery of many R&B artists. Subgenres include Detroit soul, deep soul, Memphis soul, and New Orleans soul. Some argue R&B lyrics and music videos can promote harmful gender stereotypes by objectifying women.
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R&B evolved from blues and jazz in the 1940s, incorporating elements of rock music. It grew popular for its danceable beats and lyrics about everyday life. By the 1950s, R&B came to describe the sound of rock and roll. Over time, R&B music videos changed - costumes became more casual and revealing, and videos incorporated more advanced filming techniques and narratives. Typical R&B artists portray wealth and sexuality, and videos feature stereotypical settings, ethnicities, props, and clothing that emphasize youth, beauty, and attractiveness. Common instruments in R&B include piano, guitar, drums, and saxophone.
Youth subcultures
This document discusses youth subcultures and provides examples such as punks, chavs, emos, ravers, and goths. It explains that youth subcultures offer members an identity outside of social institutions and may show hostility towards dominant culture. The study of subcultures includes symbols in clothing, music, and their interpretations. Socioeconomic class, gender, and other factors can also be important in relation to youth subcultures. The document then provides details about the music artist Victor Karani and how he fits into the hip-hop youth subculture through his style, background, and music focusing on conscious rap.
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Rap music began challenging established music genres in the early 1960s, originating in cities like Washington, Philadelphia, and New York where it grew in popularity among black teenagers. The Sugarhill Gang's 1979 song "Rapper's Delight" was rap music's first major hit single, helping the genre entertain wider audiences. Typical early rap music conventions included casual clothing in music videos, direct eye contact with the camera, props like jewelry, and emotive facial expressions matching angry song tones. Nowadays, rap artists often feature other singers, like including a female vocalist for choruses. Rap artists aim to attract audiences of similar ages to themselves, typically targeting those between 14 to 25 years old based on the merchandise and blogs of artists like
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This document summarizes characteristics of indie rock music videos. It discusses common elements like low budgets, dark colors, focus on performance over narrative, and distorted close-ups of faces. Specific videos analyzed include Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and its use of dark lighting, long shots, and close-ups to portray rebellion against the industry. Oasis' "Don't Look Back In Anger" also focuses on performance and uses color and characters to tell a story and promote a positive view of the band. Overall, the document examines visual and technical conventions typically seen in indie rock music videos.
Music video analyse feedback
The music video is primarily performance based with some narrative elements. It begins by introducing each band member through medium shots that establish their instruments. Throughout, there are shots of the full band performing that demonstrate the genre's performance characteristics. Some narrative is provided by cuts between shots of transportation that relate to the lyrics about wanting to "get away from here." Overall, the video focuses on the band's performance to showcase their music.
Kings of leon – use somebody analysis
The video summarizes the music video for the song "Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon. It depicts the lead singer Caleb Followill writing the song about feeling lonely while touring. Scenes in the video show the band's busy lifestyle traveling for performances with little personal time. The black and white cinematography emphasizes themes of loneliness and isolation. Overall, the video uses common conventions of the indie rock genre to tell a narrative about the difficulties of maintaining relationships while living life on the road as a musician.
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This music video is primarily performance-based, focusing on showcasing the artist as a solo act with a new style. There are some narrative and conceptual elements that illustrate lyrics about drowning, rebellion, and references to Hell through imagery of water, motorcycles at night, and paintings of God's hand. The visuals and music amplify each other through cuts that match the beat and changes in camera work, lighting, and costumes that mirror changes in the song's tone. Women are portrayed in a voyeuristic manner and references to Dracula suggest intertextual influences from horror films.
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This document discusses key concepts in analyzing music videos and film trailers, including:
1) Relationships between lyrics/music and visuals that can amplify or contradict each other.
2) Examples from Travis Scott's music video that illustrate these relationships.
3) Common genre-related styles and icons present in hip hop videos, like those seen in the video.
Media indie rock
This document summarizes typical conventions of indie rock music videos. It discusses elements like lighting, colors, narratives, performances and the portrayal of women. Music videos mentioned include Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger" and others. The document analyzes how the videos use conventions like a focus on performance to promote the artists while maintaining an indie aesthetic with low budgets. It also discusses the role of gender in some of the videos. Overall, the document provides an overview of common traits and techniques in indie rock music video production.
Indie music video analysis
This document discusses the indie pop music genre and provides examples of music videos that reflect its conventions or subvert them:
- Indie pop follows pop conventions but uses more diverse instrumentation like rock instruments or electronics. It originated in the UK and expanded in the US in the 1990s.
- Lana Del Rey's "Young and Beautiful" video focuses on her facial expressions against a plain black background, emphasizing the male gaze.
- Marina and the Diamonds's "Primadonna" video depicts her wishing for luxury through lavish costumes and settings that reflect the lyrics.
- Halsey's "New Americana" video subverts conventions by depicting an oppressed group rebelling against authority through
Track title
The music video is for the song "Halka Halka Suroor" by Farhan Saeed from 2013. It tells a narrative of a lover intoxicated by his beloved's presence. Scenes show the protagonist claiming to be addicted to her overwhelming effect. While romanticizing their relationship, it can also be interpreted as a metaphor for spiritual love of God. The video represents typical Pakistani culture, portraying the male as powerful and the woman as objective and weak. Costumes and locations further reinforce cultural and spiritual themes.
Music genres
The document discusses the conventions seen in music video genres including indie rock, R&B, dubstep, reggae, and electronic dance. It provides examples of well-known artists in each genre and describes what is typically seen in their music videos. For indie rock, videos often show the band playing on location or telling a story from the lyrics without band members. R&B videos usually feature the artist surrounded by others dancing, often in luxurious settings. Dubstep videos tend to have dark scenes of crime and violence but uplifting endings. Reggae videos commonly show natural elements and harmony between people. Electronic dance videos typically feature strobe lighting and dancing at concerts or festivals.
Video analysis
The Preatures are an Australian indie band from Sydney formed in 2010. They won a songwriting competition in 2013 for their song "Is This How You Feel?" from their album Blue Planet Eyes. The music video for "Is This How You Feel?" focuses on a live stage performance and features characteristics common to indie music videos, such as dark lighting, a monochromatic color palette, and an emphasis on the band's energetic performance style. The video uses editing, camerawork, lighting, and Isabella Manfredi's movements to visually represent and amplify the song's lyrics and musical tone.
Video music analysis
The document provides background on indie music videos and analyzes several examples. It finds that indie music videos typically have low budgets and focus on visuals of the artist rather than expensive concepts. Analyzing videos by Jessie Ware, Florence & the Machine, and The Smiths, it identifies several genre characteristics: an emphasis on the relationship between lyrics and visuals; use of lighting, costumes, and editing to match the music; and a voyeuristic treatment of artists that creates mystery rather than overt sexualization. The analyses provide guidance for creating an original indie music video that incorporates these conventions.
Genre research
The document discusses conventions in indie and rock music video genres. It notes that indie music videos can be solely performance-based, narrative-based, or a mixture of both, and often emphasize aesthetics and mood. Rock music videos conventionally feature high-energy performances on stage with fans. Both genres may include themes about social issues or personal struggles in narrative videos. Indie music videos also tend to represent artists as casual and focus on close-up shots of them.
Video analysis
The video analyzes the music video for the song "Sweater Weather" by the indie rock band The Neighbourhood. It conveys how the band fits into the indie genre through various visual elements. The video shows the band working on the song, which was their breakthrough hit. Scenes of the band driving around their hometown of California add a personal element. Stereotypical tropes like an overly sexualized female character and dominance of the lead singer are also present. Various shots and editing techniques establish the band's indie style through costumes, settings, and icons of the genre like vinyl records and guitars. The black and white cinematography and upside down logo at the end reinforce the band's consistent visual style.
Socio historical Influence - Hardcore Genre
This document discusses the socio-historical impact of the hardcore music genre. It originated in the USA as some punk bands moved in a harder, faster direction. Hardcore music was loosely defined and included different styles and tempos. Like punk, hardcore bands used a DIY approach. The genre helped spawn the straight edge movement encouraging sobriety. Hardcore music was seen as edgy and associated with violence by outsiders, though some portrayals exaggerated this. The document reflects on using genre conventions and intertextuality to appeal to the target hardcore audience.
Digipaks
The document discusses the album artwork and packaging of various indie bands and how they convey themes related to the indie genre such as working class roots, queer theory, and rebelling against social norms. Key aspects highlighted include ambiguous sexuality, unconventional fonts and designs, isolation/outsider themes, and incorporation of black and white with splashes of color.
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Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
Setting the Scene: The Day of the Kidnapping
The incident of Dwayne Johnson's kidnapping began on an ordinary day. Johnson was filming his latest high-octane action film set to break box office records. The location was a remote yet scenic area. chosen for its rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. perfect for the film's climactic scenes.
But, beneath the veneer of normalcy, a sinister plot was unfolding. Unbeknownst to Johnson and his team, a group of criminals had planned his abduction. hoping to leverage his celebrity status for a hefty ransom. The stage was set for an event that would soon dominate worldwide headlines and social media feeds.
The Abduction: Unfolding the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping
The Moment of Capture
On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
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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- 3. The isolated and hollow setting reflects the nature of the music; wide open spaces are often used in gothic literature, and the gothic was a major influence on Post-Punk music, as well as being a more subtle influence on modern indie music.
- 4. The handheld camera effect used makes the video seem raw and unpolished, therefore conforming to conventions of the indie genre.
- 5. This wide shot reveals the dingy surroundings, which are reflective of the crowded small music venues associated with indie bands. This adheres to the notion that indie bands are ‘rebellious’, as it promotes working class surroundings and therefore challenges the idea of the ‘ruling class’.
- 6. The Smiths - Ask
- 7. The various close-ups used accentuate the character’s emotions – here he looks melancholic and pensive; qualities that lead the character to be associated with the indie genre.
- 8. He gives a girl flowers, giving off the impression that he is a romantic. The character’s femininity in the video supports the idea of gender as a social construct, as opposed to being biological, therefore tying in with the idea of queer theory and conforming to the idea that indie music subverts norms.
- 9. The female characters stand next to cars that match the colour of their clothing, suggesting they are merely possessions of the men. This also helps to establish the main character as an ‘outsider’, thus conforming to another typical quality of an ‘indie’ person and establishes him as a binary opposite to the stereotypical men in the video
- 10. The Stone Roses – I Wanna be Adored
- 11. The video opens by panning through the setting – a barren desert - for a long period of time. The isolated setting establishes the band members as ‘outsiders’ and therefore adheres to the image of the indie genre
- 12. The slow dissolves reflect the psychedelic nature of the music, making the video seem dream-like. The general psychedelic feel of the video could be said to be influenced by the drug-addled ‘Madchester’ scene of their early years together as a band.
- 13. The Libertines – Can’t Stand me Now
- 14. The fast paced editing of still images used to open the video establishes the fast paced rock & roll lifestyle of the band.
- 15. The way the camera progressively zooms into the venue suggests an intimacy, despite it being one of the band’s bigger gigs; therefore still attempting to associate the band with the more traditionally ‘indie’ small venues, and implying a close connection between the band and its fans
- 16. Quite a lot of the footage of the band playing their instruments is asynchronous with the actual song, supporting their messy rock & roll lifestyle, which was prevalent in indie music in the early 2000s.
- 17. Arctic Monkeys – The View from the Afternoon
- 18. The setting is quite glum, tying in with the melancholic nature of indie music. Additionally, the multi-storey flats signify a working class environment; an environment which was heavily influential on Arctic Monkeys’ early work.
- 19. The slow dissolves used reflect the melancholic nature of the music
- 20. The various people that come to heckle the character help to establish that he is an ‘outsider’, showing that he conforms to the stereotype of an ‘indie’ person.
- 21. The tattered hand-wraps suggest he has been drumming for a very long time, conveying the passion he has for music – artists and bands within the indie genre are perceived to be more passionate about the music they create than artists and bands within other genres of popular music.
- 22. Bombay Bicycle Club – Dust on the Ground
- 23. The setting is a lot more suburban than the murky city surroundings that used to be more prevalent within the indie genre. It conforms to Anthony Giddens’ theory that the self is always changing, as the ‘indie’ identity is no longer heavily associated with the working class
- 24. The video is full of depressing and, sometimes, disturbing imagery, conforming to conventions of the genre. Here, a group of girls circle a girl knelt on the floor in a way that suggests some sort of perverse ritual. The low lighting also adds to the melancholic and disturbing feel.
- 25. A girl is seen beating another with a cane. The more intense disturbing imagery here characterises the melancholic nature of indie music