The Cambridge companion to electronic dance music / edited by Hillegonda C Rietveld, Toby Young.

Other author Rietveld, Hillegonda C.
Other author Young, Toby, 1990
Other author Cambridge University Press.
Format Electronic
Edition[1].
Publication InfoCambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2026.
Descriptionpages cm
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SeriesCambridge companions to music
Contents Introduction / Hillegonda C. Rietveld & Toby Young -- Part1. Setting the Scene. Raves as Aesthetic Experience : The Blackburn Parties / Beate Peter ; The 'Affective Charge' of the 'Inexistent' Dancefloor : Exploring Nightclub Architecture and Design / Catharine Rossi ; Sound System Legacies / Caspar Melville ; Let the DJ Tell the Story: Thoughts on Archiving and Genre Formation in the Age of Electronic Dance Music / Kai Fikentscher --
Contents Part 2. Local and Global Contexts. Party as Protest : Free Party, Teknivals, Early Rave Scenes and Berlin's Hardcore Techno / Bianca Ludewig ; Angolan Kuduro in the Context of Sound System Cultures of the Black Atlantic / Stefanie Alisch ; Chinese Electronic Dance Music Cultures : An Analysis of their Local Cultural and Social Characteristics / Matthew Ming-Tak Chew ; Taking the Mix to Twitch : Streaming DJ Culture During and After the Pandemic / tobias c. van Veen & Bernardo Attias --
Contents Part 3. Genre Aesthetics. Drum and Bass as Cultural Accelerator : Underground Resistance or Ecstatic Concession to Speed? / Chris Christodoulou ; Chill Out : Seeking Ecstatic Trance in Low Tempo EDM / Rupert Till ; Genre Classification in Electronic Dance Music Culture : From Localised Histories to the Bandcamp Underground / Botond Vitos --
Contents Part 4. Sonic Subjectivities. Timbre and Gesture at the Threshold of Meaning / Maria Perevedentseva ; Pulse Trains : An Autoethnography of Techno Production in Berlin / Nicolas Bougai�˜eff ; EDM's Secret Technologies / Robert Fink ; Dance Music and Flow / Tami Gadir --
Contents Part 5. Dancefloor Identities. Feminine Subjectivities : Gender in Electronic Music Production and Performance / Samantha Parsley ; The Divisiveness of the Bass Music Drop in the North American Festival Setting / Edward Katrak Spencer ; Ageing Provocateurs : Responding to Older People's Participation in Electronic Dance Music Culture / Alice O'Grady & Alinka Greasely.
Abstract "Electronic dance music is increasingly the focus of a multitude of academic research projects around the world but is drastically under-represented in accessible published material. This book surveys EDMC cultures and practices and addresses issues and debates in EDMC studies including music aesthetics, technologies, venues, and performativity"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2026004403
ISBN9781009215824 hardback
ISBN9781009215787 paperback
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