025- Digitalization and the Ontology of Music

from Sound Philosophy · host Chadwick Jenkins

This episode examines how the digitalization of music has changed the mode of being (the ontology) of music. We examine the shift in music from something performed to something recorded and then to digitalization. We then examine some lawsuits concerning digital sampling and their implications and then some opportunities artists have exploited in the digital album. 

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