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Favela Chic: Diplo, Funk Carioca, and the Ethics and Aesthetics of the Global Remix

James McNallyCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 434-452 | Published online: 01 Feb 2016

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Helton Levy. (2021) Surveying research on favelas and the media: emphases and absences in decades of critical explorations. Popular Communication 19:4, pages 251-265.
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Mark Kretzschmar & Mel Stanfill. (2024) The politics of credit in remix of Japanese popular culture: Between “an 80's Japanese disco floor” and “this remix is worthy of the actual game”. International Journal of Cultural Studies.
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Mel Stanfill. (2022) Can't nobody tell me nothin’: ‘Old Town Road’, resisting musical norms, and queer remix reproduction. Popular Music 40:3-4, pages 347-363.
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