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Question One

The first article is about the opportunism of political music culture in democratic Nigeria. The

authors seek to answer how musicians classify famous music classification. It specifically wants

to look into the political genre amongst the musicians in Nigeria. Musicians used "moments" in

music to draw attention to the beauty and attractiveness of nationality to gain fame. Are there

anything else to say about these? "occurrences? " Music representing national unity has grown in

popularity in countries with democratically elected governments. The review of the works of the

most famous musicians in Nigeria since 1999. They were in a position to reveal their competitive

nature. This has led to being innovative and has led to significant artists, and has led the adoption

of the multi-genre approaches to the most famous music production that is in a position to bring

the relevance to the diverse and multifaceted audiences. Several albums were released in 1999.

They show one artist that is prone to being able to include one motivational track and are in a

position to cater to the economic and credibility of the artist's issues found among the segments

of the population. As a result, defining an artist within a specific popular music genre becomes

difficult (Osiebe, 2016).

The second paper is the Solidarity and drug use in the electronic dance music scene. The

question seeks to address the House music, an electronic dance music genre that originated on

the streets of Chicago, specifically in the city's underground music scene. In recent years, it has

spread from small clubs to large outdoor gatherings known as "raves." It began with a target

audience of young adults aged 17 to 24, but as time passed, younger and older people became

addicted to the growing music trend. In many ways, the creativity and ideology of house music

are derived from disco. It represents disco's electronic elements, but it also recreates drug abuse

and sexuality issues. Some even call hard-core house discos (Kavanaugh & Anderson, 2008).

When disco first became popular in the early 1970s, disco clubs were noted as one of two places

where drugs were most commonly consumed over the years. Cocaine, in particular, became the

most popular in the late 1970s. Before disco took over popular music culture, drugs were usually

hidden from the outside world. It would be more challenging to obtain than simply attending a

nightclub and knowing the right people. However, as disco rose in popularity, so did drugs.

When the drug supply could not keep up with the increased demand, the more straightforward

solution appeared to use the "former main ingredient," cocaine. Drugs could be used for a variety

of reasons. The atmosphere of a dark room with laser lights of various bright colors circling it

creates a sense of memorization. And people seem to succumb to that euphoric feeling to the

point where they want to amp it up even more. Drug use occurs for various reasons, including a

person's consciousness and desire to try something new. According to the text, Andrew Weir

discussed his drug use and why society chooses to engage in drug use and alter their

consciousness. According to Weir, drug use occurs because "the desire to alter consciousness on

a regular basis is an innate, normal drive analogous to hunger or the sexual drive." This concept

piqued my interest because I've always associated drug use with alternating a conscious with a

negative label (Kavanaugh & Anderson, 2008).

The third article is the grove in the box: a technologically meditated inspiration in electronic

dance music. They argue that new technology can not only measure sound in a variety of new

ways but also create and simulate sound, as evidenced by videogames and films, among other

applications. Humans and nature are no longer the only sources of sound. The iPod and cell

phones, ubiquitous in today's digital world, show how sound has become more personal and

portable. Due to industrialization, the gasoline engine, and electronic sounds, new sounds have

entered the soundscape. All of the technology mentioned above would be impossible to

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1 Case Studies Name: Course Title: Instructor: May 17th, 2022 2 Question One The first article is about the opportunism of political music culture in democratic Nigeria. The authors seek to answer how musicians classify famous music classification. It specifically wants to look into the political genre amongst the musicians in Nigeria. Musicians used "moments" in music to draw attention to the beauty and attractiveness of nationality to gain fame. Are there anything else to say about these? "occurrences? " Music representing national unity has grown in popularity in countries with democratically elected governments. The review of the works of the most famous musicians in Nigeria since 1999. They were in a position to reveal their competitive nature. This has led to being innovative and has led to significant artists, and has led the adoption of the multi-genre approaches to the most famous music production that is in a position to bring the relevance to the diverse and multifaceted audiences. Several albums were released in 1999. They show one artist that is prone to being able to include one motivational track and are in a position to cater to the economic and credibility of the artist's issues found among the segments of the population. As a result, defining an artist within a specific popular music genre becomes difficult (Osiebe, 2016). The second paper is the Solidarity and drug use in the electronic dance music scene. The question seeks to address the House music, a ...
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