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Sufi rock is a genre that combines rock music with classical Sufi music traditions. It emerged in Pakistan in the early 1990s and became popularized by bands like Junoon. International exposure was given to Sufi rock by artists like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The analyzed magazine covers Sufi rock music and related genres. The front cover features an artist representative of Sufi rock and includes design elements like the masthead and skyline that provide context. The contents page lists bold-font articles about the genre in an eye-catching color scheme. A sample page features a Sufi rock pioneer alongside articles that further explore the music.
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- Headers and footers that hook across or behind cover images
Magazine covers target specific audiences by featuring iconic artists and styles that appeal to the target demographic for each publication.
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A music magazine covers a specific music genre, providing entertainment, advertisements, and information about that genre. Typical content includes song, album, and concert reviews and interviews. Common images are of artists, upcoming events, behind-the-scenes studio photos, and merchandise. General characteristics include a celebrity main image, colloquial language, and costs between £2.50-4.50. Key features shared by music magazines are a popular artist on the cover, a bold masthead, cover lines, and consistent color themes. These attract audiences and give the magazines structure and identity.
Lo2- Be able to generate ideas for an original print- based media product
The candidate proposes creating a magazine focused on indie rock music. They have researched the ROCK SOUND magazine for inspiration on style and formatting. Two concepts are presented: one focused on indie rock with bright, tropical colors; the other on heavy metal with darker tones. Mood boards, masthead designs, and draft layouts are shown for both concepts. Interviews with an indie rock band called The Coasts, whose bassist is a family friend, will provide content.
Initial introductory task 1
This document discusses the key features and content typically found in music magazines. It explains that music magazines cover a wide variety of music genres and include articles, interviews, and photos of musicians. Images would usually have a musical theme and feature instruments or musical notes. All music magazines typically include standard magazine elements like mastheads, cover lines, and a consistent house style. The target audience of the sample magazine cover is identified as young girls based on the pink color theme and inclusion of teenage celebrity images.
Media magazine indie rock
The document discusses various aspects of indie rock music magazines. It provides details on several popular rock magazines including Kerrang!, NME, and Rolling Stone. For her own indie rock magazine, the author plans to target an audience of 17-25 year olds and feature an alternative or indie rock band on the cover. She also intends to make the front page busy like Kerrang! to attract readers, and use bold colors and headlines throughout the magazine.
Media magazine indie rock
The document discusses various aspects of indie rock music magazines. It provides details on several popular rock magazines including Kerrang!, NME, and Rolling Stone. For her own indie rock magazine, the author plans to target an audience of 17-25 year olds and feature an alternative or indie rock band on the cover. She also intends to make the front page busy like Kerrang! to attract readers, and use bold colors and headlines throughout the magazine. The document also analyzes the cover of a Kerrang! issue, noting design elements like fonts, colors, and image that appeal to the magazine's target rock audience.
Genre research
Classic Pop magazine targets middle-aged people who enjoy 1970s and 1980s synth-pop, ska, and indie rock genres. It features articles about classic artists from this era like Blondie and Pet Shop Boys, as well as current acts with similar styles. The magazine uses bold colors and large, dynamic photos on its covers and pages to draw readers in visually. It also employs clear, eye-catching fonts and includes multiple images and articles about related music to engage audiences.
Electronic music presentation
This document discusses electronic music genres and magazine covers. It notes that electronic music has many sub-genres and photos of artists often show double acts with logos or stylized names. Magazine covers for electronic music use clean crisp text, a sophisticated black and white with bold colors balance, and feature a famous artist with articles about events and interviews. When designing their own cover, key elements to include are a matching color palette, an edited photo on a white background, and enticing text for the target audience.
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- 1. Research Into Similar Genres G321 Foundation Portfolio Music magazine
- 2. Sufi Rock • Sufi rock is a subgenre of rock music that combines rock with classical sufi music traditions. It emerged in the early 1990s and became widely popular in the late 1990s in Pakistan. The term "sufi rock" was coined in 1993 by writer Nadeem F. Paracha to define the Pakistani band, Junoon who pioneered the process of fusing conventional rock music with sufi music and imagery. that combines rock with classical sufi music traditions. • There are Pakistani artists who are Promoting this genre in many ways.e.g Salman ahmed, Junoon ,Badnaam band, Mekaal hassan band and many more. • International Exposure to sufi rock was given by our very own Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He is the main pioneer in giving a recognition to this genre.
- 3. Sufi Rock magazine Analysis Sufi Rock is Unique and a Rare genre.
- 5. • The Cover page of the music magazine show the Artist in relation to the Sufi Genre which show the importance of the artist. • Masthead is on the top of the page. The font of the masthead is really attractive and simple in its own way, shows a relation to a specific culture of tradition. • The magazines cover page is really good and shows professionalism in it. • The photography is done well, editing and composition of the shot is really good. • The skyline reveals some information about the articles inside.
- 8. • The content page of this magazine is really plain and catchy • The color scheme is a center of attention for the readers. • The main contents are all in BOLD font.
- 9. Example This content page has two artists showing the conventions of Hip-hop genre. The main header is in a specialized Font and Very dark color used to attract an eye.
- 11. • This page is based on Sufi Music. The artist is pioneer of this particular genre. • He is also a Part of Rock/Sufi band Junoon. • The prop used by the artist gives the audience an image of the Sufi-Rock music. • The articles are main headliner for the audience which portrays the information about the genre. • Bold Font is used to make the letters prominent.
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- Sufi is a inspiring and diverse genre which creates inner spirituality in a person. It gives one a mind pacing and peace