Music industry

                                          Monday 3 October 2022

Live Lounge

commercial radio

Commercial broadcasting is the broadcasting of television programs and radio programming by privately owned corporate media, as opposed to state sponsorship.

Public Service Radio

Public broadcasting involves radio, television and other electronic media outlets whose primary mission is public service. Public broadcasters receive funding from diverse sources including license fees, individual contributions, public financing and commercial financing.

reflection) news weather and traffic

BBC radio 2

radio for benefit of the public BBC educate inform entertain funding public TV license 

1)  10

2) more than 50 

3) theyre funded by a license fee

4) commercial radio

5) heart, pirate fm, hits, capital fm

6) pc, phone, car radio, alexa

the radio 1 viewers are aged 15-29

the radio 2 viewers are aged 35+

young listener 

the time some songs are played might attract certain type of customers like children who come home from school at 4 and thats when it starts

I think they should be funded by the license fees because it actually informs you about the political and popularity state of the world right now.

* young listeners aged 15-19

* supports growing artists

* they play live music

The use of bright colours are used to show the fun and entertaining parts of the show where the black represents serious topics like politics and world conflicts/problems.

this image shows its promoting emerging , because i never heard of Venbee & Goddard

It also shows that teenagers are interested because of cench 

Political context

Not funded

* Mainstream music doesn't educate or inform 

Funded by TV license

* Reflect diversity and cater for all

* 15-29 younger audience no-one else does that

* live music in live lounge

Media convergence is the merging (or joining together) of previously distinct media to create entirely new forms of communication expression.

it means they get more viewers as more people will see it 

ofcom regulate radio if they do anything or get complained about 

in 2011 radio 1 had a festival and black eyed peas played 10 to 8A plurality vote or relative majority describes the circumstance when a candidate or proposition polls more votes than any other but does not receive more than half of all votes cast.

Monday 16th January 2023

because they are 20-30 themselves

like ricky bolleto 

the live lounge is also the name of a room in the Radio 1 studios.

Artists are filmed in an intimate radio studio, acoustically, often with little production rehearsal. They usually perform one song

Uses and Gratifications 

P-ersonal identity, relate to the presenters who are a similar age, interests in music 

I -nformation, background information about the artist

E-ntertainment, enjoy the live music

S-ocial interaction, people can discuss the performance afterwards

* you can either choose to click on the live with or without video, you can also access other services liike sports and weather.

* romy

*The stay home live lounge

BBC radio 1  has a target audience of 15-29 year olds, in my opinion they meet this target perfectly by showing artists that younger people will know. These artist are usually from the uk as this gives the audience a feeling of familiarity as the accent can be related to by the target audience.

The BBC radio 1 supports upcoming artists these are usually one time hits and then the audience will listen to to the artist more, meaning that BBC radio 1 introduces them to lots of new artists and genres. They also play live music as younger people enjoy the feeling of something being played live as most people going to concerts/live music are around 25 years old. This fits the remit because the remit says to target younger audiences and support uk artists. Here are some examples of emerging artists: Holly Humbug and Stormzy 

To inform educate and entertain

Target

it targets the audience with the music by kendrick lamar and big lizzo appealing to a younger audience

talks about selfies joking around. refers to swearing alot and that she isnt suitable for aa younger programming  

range of music

a range of music including her albums and some others like sam smiths albums

They also play kendrick lamar to show the societal difference in music taste and that he can do more than just one genre

support emerging artists

Provide a platform for live music

it provides a platform by using a variety of songs and genres to create and entertain and majority of the listeners 

champion UK artist

although lizzo is not from the uk she covers sam smith who is from uk. acknowledges the the issues of the British society not other countrys 

provide a mix of music and speech

she performs music first then has an interview with the people from live lounge Entertains through her comical responses to questions its a tune informs she plays the flute and shows her skills. Talks about background and shares anecdotes with the presenters 

Exam format 

question 1

BBC owns radio 1

end of topic assessment:

question 1

francise

question 2 

question 3 

tv license fees

question 2

they use uk artists 

questions 3 

because its free so its easily accessable for the public people dont have to pay extra as radio 1 runs on the tv license fees making it free to listen to by the public 

question 2 

A radio audience can be very passive because its not live showing they cant give any criticism

question 3

because most radios have a certain type or theme and radio 1 does not. They do not discriminate either.

theyre remit says they haev to support upcoming artists. their remit also says to play live music as theyve the money for that paid by anyone with tv.

Music Magazines

LO: To explore the magazine industry ownership, regulation & revenue

who publishes?

• whats on TV - Future PLC
• Radio Times - George newnes LTD
• TV choice - H. Bauer publishing
• Take a Break - H. Bauer publishing
• good housekeeping - Hearst Magazine media, inc
• glamour - Conde Nast
• inside snap - Hachette Filipacchi

Bauer media

• Bauer media owns 600+ magazines
• it publishes UK music magazine: Mojo
• Bauer owns other media companies like: KISS, Mix Megapol, Absolute Radio, Magic Radio, Radio Norge, Radio Express, Radio Nova, Radio 100, Today FM, Newstalk and RMF.

The four main sources of revenue are:

• Circulation
• subscription
• classified advertising
• print advertising 

Music magazines

conglomerate- a thing consisting of a number of different and distinct parts or items that are grouped together:

globalised- develop or be developed so as to make international influence or operation possible:

revenue- income, especially when of an organization and of a substantial nature

diversify- make or become more diverse or varied:

Regulation- a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority

Circulation- movement to and from or around something, especially that of fluid in a closed system

- Future dlc  

-George Newnes Ltd 

-H Bauer Publishing

-H Bauer Publishing

-‎HarperCollins 

-Condé Nast Publications

-Hachette Filipacchi

The earliest magazine appears to have been the German Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen.  

In America the first magazines were published in 1741. In that year appeared Andrew Bradford’s American Magazine, the first publication of its kind in the colonies. In the United States, magazine publishing boomed as part of the general expansion after the Civil War.

MUSIC VIDEOS

8th of February 2023

 

skater boy narrative

story line is about her ex boyfriend who's a skater, she talks about how he did her wrong and ends it with jumping and singing on a car

teenage dirtbag

A geek/nerd begins the music video with showing a crush on a popular girl from his high school.

He tries talking to her but fails to do so every time. The song then ends at prom where she asks him to go to a concert with him, he wakes up and realises its all a dream.

 She is literally covering herself in wealth showing she cares most about her belongings

she is saying that without the money she would be nothing

sk8er boy

she isn't wearing much make up just a lot of mascara, they are trying to show she is a teenager by this as she looks quite young. she also is wearing an old t shirt this is because she has to look like a not very wealthy teenager. she wears a cap to hide the fact she has nice hair as this is not very lower class teenager like. She's wearing converse which are shoes usually connected with skater boys or the skater community. The video suggests punks by showing people or friends of Avril, vandalising buildings and the streets

teenage dirtbag

The music video is set in a school this is clearly shown by the teenagers there. He's wearing a hat and sunglasses showing he's a fun and play-full man, not too serious about what happens. It shows they have little care about others opinions and are just living life as it comes. the clothes show that they choose the practical way of things. The music video shows exactly they are a teenage dirtbag because of the main character acting like they dont care about a thing.

Avril Lavigne and her friends are dressed like careless teenager. This is achieved by using dirty old clothes like old t shirts and messy hair. this could suggest to the audience that Avril doesnt care about the opinions of people. In Avril Lavigne's music video, it is set in a big city. We know this as we are shown shots of buildings and busy streets. In my opinion the video is set here because it adds to the skater lifestyle, the streets.