Money, Not Harmony: the Australian music market
1988
Money, Not Harmony: the Australian music market
1988
- NFSA IDW9TYKDAX
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormSeries
- GenresCurrent affairs
- Year1988
Episode four is Kingsmill’s chance to consider what types of music are making it into the Australian music market. This last one is especially bold, with important discussions about systematic biases and their influence. Again, in a pre-digital era fans were significantly restricted by a few gatekeepers, and the consequences those wanting to hear diverse sounds and styles were huge. Australian musicians are often the hardest hit when trying to innovate, with some interesting suggestions for work arounds offered here.
Notes by Dr Liz Giuffre
Episode four is Kingsmill’s chance to consider what types of music are making it into the Australian music market. This last one is especially bold, with important discussions about systematic biases and their influence. Again, in a pre-digital era fans were significantly restricted by a few gatekeepers, and the consequences those wanting to hear diverse sounds and styles were huge. Australian musicians are often the hardest hit when trying to innovate, with some interesting suggestions for work arounds offered here.
Notes by Dr Liz Giuffre
- NFSA IDW9TYKDAX
- TypeRadio
- MediumAudio
- FormSeries
- GenresCurrent affairs
- Year1988
- Production company2SER 107.3 FM (Radio Station : Sydney, NSW)ProducerRichard Kingsmill
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