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Organisation profile
Organisation profile
The Creative Sound and Music Research and Enterprise Group draws on all aspects of sound and music across multiple media contexts. As an interdisciplinary forum it addresses the increasingly broad application of the ‘sonic’ in the arts and science, aiming to create a platform for ideas and practices that encourages dialogue to help develop strategies for impactful, outward-facing and community centred projects.
The Creative Sound and Music REG brings together researchers and practitioners with a broad and varied range of expertise that reference, or apply, sound as a key vector. These incorporate music’s evolving capacity within the digital media to shape identity and community; sound’s growing application in immersive and spatial contexts; the central role of sound and music within visual media including moving image, games, virtual and augmented reality; the rapid incorporation of AI into areas of audio and the synergy of sound in creative practice, science, and technology.
The group also encourages the exploration of important connections to music and sound’s value in mental health, and well-being - sound therapy, and its application within the wider community.
The Creative Sound and Music REG aims to build upon established community partnerships which include The Lighthouse Group, The Old Market, Rosehill Arts Centre, Outlands Music Network, Brighton Festival. In collaboration with external partnerships the group aims to use events and forums to grow awareness and increase impact across the community.
If you are interested in working with us, please contact the lead: Stephen Mallinder [email protected]
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Profiles
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NORHOP: Exploring Social Politics, Inclusive Education, and Cultural Democratization Through the Lens of Norwegian Hip Hop Music (NORHOP)
Hansen, K. A. (PI), Rambarran, S. (PI), Ellefsen, L. W. (PI), Fagerheim, P. (PI) & Williams, J. (PI)
1/10/23 → 30/06/27
Project: Research Councils / Government Depts.
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IKETIS - The Mediation of Climate change Induced Migration
Doyle, J. (PI), Behrendt, F. (CoI) & Sakellari, M. (CoI)
3/04/17 → 2/04/19
Project: Grant
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Sonic Rebellions: Sound and Social Justice
Canton, W. (Editor), 29 Apr 2024, Routledge.Research output: Book/Report › Book - edited › peer-review
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DIVA: Feminism and Fierceness from Pop to Hip-Hop
Halligan, B. (Editor), Fairclough, K. (Editor), Rambarran, S. (Editor) & Hodges Persley, N. (Editor), 5 Oct 2023, New York: Bloomsbury. 296 p.Research output: Book/Report › Book - edited › peer-review
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Introduction: 'Y'All! The Diva and Us'
Halligan, B., Fairclough, K., Hodges Persley, N. & Rambarran, S., 30 Aug 2023, DIVA: Feminism and Fierceness from Pop to Hip-Hop. Halligan, B., Fairclough, K., Rambarran, S. & Hodges Presley, N. (eds.). New York: Bloomsbury, p. 1-21Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Chapter › peer-review
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Hip Hop Hipster? How Culture Became Capital
Canton, W. (Presenter)
24 Mar 2025Activity: External talk or presentation › Invited talk
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DIVA: Feminist & Fierce
Fairclough, K. (Organiser), Rambarran, S. (Participant), Halligan, B. (Participant) & Caesar, P. (Participant)
14 Nov 2023Activity: Events › Event