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Genre : Protest songs What is a protest song? " A protest song is a song that is associated with a movement for social change and hence part of the broader category of topical songs" The history of protest songs Protest songs have been around for centuries, particularly during times of war and social unrest. The earliest protest songs and the tradition of using music in this way goes right back to the founding of America. Joseph Warren’s call to action song, ' Free America' was possibly the first protest song to have been sung out by American soldiers. ' Yankee Doodle', now a popular children’s song, also finds its roots in this era – originating as a song sung by British soldiers to mock the Americans but taken up by the ‘Yanks’ ironically to throw it back to the British. As the American Civil War ended and America became divided by class and race, protest music evolved with the music of the early 20th century . Electrical music recording was b...

From website-  For more than four decades, WMG has been an industry-leading force in providing a world-class array of services designed to help artists and labels grow their careers and their businesses. Artist & Label Services is the umbrella for WEA (Warner-Elektra-Atlantic) – the pioneering WEA distribution and marketing network – and Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA) – the groundbreaking global distribution company for independent artists and labels. -"r epresenting works by over 65,000 songwriters and composers, with a collection of more than one million copyrights" -Warner Music Group is a global music company which operates in more than 50 countries through various subsidiaries, affiliates and non-affiliated licensees. The headquarters are located in Manhattan.

Amateur music video director research Spike Jonze Adam Spiegel, known professionally as Spike Jonze is an American filmaker, photographer and actor whose work includes music videos, commercials, film and television. He is known for his off-beat style of visual storytelling, often using animation and puppetry in addition to live-action and visual effects. Jonze began his career photographing skateboarders and then later, shooting street skateboarding films. His filmmaking style made him a high demand director of music videos during the 1990;s, resulting in collaborations with Beastie Boys, Fatboy Slim, Kanye West etc. A telling segment in "Video Days", one of his earliest and most widely revered skate videos, intercuts footage of skateboarder Mark Gonzales with scenes from Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, This hybrid of the gritty and fantastical emphasises his contradictory style, a contrast that threads through Jonze's entire career. The music videos for ...

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10 Golden Rules https://youtu.be/9ORWF5RkdO0 1. How do the representations in the music videos chosen by the producers promote the artist? The music video promotes the artist as someone who doesn’t rely on materialistic items to show happiness, due to the setting being a run down city. The use of graffiti also promotes the artist as creative and a risk taker. 2. How do the music videos reflect individuals or social, cultural and historical issues and events? The video is about a teenage boy who shows an interest in a girl he sees outside his window, therefore this focuses on the social act of relationships. 3. How are the music videos influenced by the concept of intertextuality? There are a number of films that involve the idea of teenagers being caught by the police whilst doing graffiti, for example ‘American Graffiti’. The music video could have been influenced    by this film, especially in shot of the girl spray painting on a wall and the flashing lights of...