Situating music’s political role and describe how digital streaming services shape our identities.
Just as the idea of play, rewards, and positive experience extends beyond the realm of gaming, so should the insights from engaging gamification.
Can artists struggle against the systems they serve? Dope Saint Jude: A case-study of hip hop’s activist potential in queer Africa.
Culture, commodity, copyright, conglomeration, censorship… the creative industries: a literature review.
Using sound to challenge the Western essential form of knowledge and force a thoughtful consideration of non-lexical, experiential knowledge-types.
Relating musical temporal and tonal structures across cultures: explore the differences between them and their points of connection.
Localizing global flows through musical listening: 31 in-depth interviews across rural and urban Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda
It takes 21 hours of travel to arrive at the reception hut of our campsite. I had just started the first day of a 3-month field study across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.
After I returned from my year abroad, my department at McGill asked to do a promo interview here, which I’m recreating in this journal.
