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Afrobeat: Beyond Fela and After

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Sunday, March 23, 2008

Foggy San Francisco


Posted by Oye at 1:49 PM
Labels: A view of the sprawling city from the summit of Buena Vista Park. In the distance you can see the Golden Gate bridge smothered in the fog. Photograph by Oyebade Dosunmu

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Old colonial bridge and railroad at Abeokuta. Picture taken by Oyebade Dosunmu

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Oye
San Francisco, California, United States
I am an ethnomusicologist. There’s a lot of debate out there about what the term really means and what it is that ethnomusicologists do. After five years of graduate studies in ethnomusicology, I have to concede that I am not very sure myself how to answer those questions, but for the sake of simplicity, let us define ethnomusicology as the study of the musical cultures of the world. I am a currently at the fieldwork stage of my PhD degree in ethnomusicology at the University of Pittsburgh. My chosen research topic is post-Fela Afrobeat. By fieldwork, I mean traveling to areas of relevance to my chosen research topic—in this case, New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Lagos Nigeria, where I conduct interviews with Afrobeat musicians, attend their shows and events, and collect miscellaneous data…continued in post.
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  • ▼  2008 (8)
    • ►  April (1)
    • ▼  March (7)
      • rice with beef stew
      • eureka! moments
      • Foggy San Francisco
      • Nigerian Muse-ic: Crisis of Creativity or Creativi...
      • flash back: Lagos
      • the Sugar CafĂ©
      • The full intro.

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