The influence of music found across campus reflects the unique individuality of students and the variety of ways it impacts their lives. Discussing favorite bands, genres, and the everlasting ability to jam, students expressed music’s role on a daily basis and how it applies to their interests.
Affecting musicians, artists, and anyone with an appreciation for music, the effects of sound and rhythm on students provides an obvious impact.
by Kelsey Grau, Michelle Doe, and Addie Von Den Benken
original background music by Steven and Tyler, the two musicians interviewed in the clips.
artwork by John, also interviewed in the clips
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Music's influence on society
Speakers: Linda Remaker (Music Performance Major), Julia Reeves (Music Performance Major), & Garret Johnson (music history major)
pianist: Cortland Fitzgerald
story by Heather Bartman
The changing face of popular music
Started in the 1980's, the indie music movement originally meant independent. Bands produced and distributed their albums by themselves, through word of mouth, and other such means.
Today, the low production indie-style music is still in style. However, bands aren't necessarily independent. Modest Mouse, Death Cab for Cutie... Such bands embody the indie sound while having major radio hits and major record labels.
In fact,the indie style has grown excessively. It's the 'it' music for college kids; just take a look around campus at all the posters for the local, indie bands that have concerts frequently. Spooktober, The Red Army... The Union is full of indie bands and ACRN plays mostly indie music.
It's no wonder indie is often called "college rock."
The push towards indie music in the last few years is leading bands such as Radiohead, who have major success, to self produce and self release their albums. Perhaps we'll se a decline in the recording label giants in the years to come, as more and more indie bands are popping up on radio stations' frequently played lists.
story by Liz Emley
Today, the low production indie-style music is still in style. However, bands aren't necessarily independent. Modest Mouse, Death Cab for Cutie... Such bands embody the indie sound while having major radio hits and major record labels.
In fact,the indie style has grown excessively. It's the 'it' music for college kids; just take a look around campus at all the posters for the local, indie bands that have concerts frequently. Spooktober, The Red Army... The Union is full of indie bands and ACRN plays mostly indie music.
It's no wonder indie is often called "college rock."
The push towards indie music in the last few years is leading bands such as Radiohead, who have major success, to self produce and self release their albums. Perhaps we'll se a decline in the recording label giants in the years to come, as more and more indie bands are popping up on radio stations' frequently played lists.
story by Liz Emley
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