Music, Sound, and the Moving Image

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Media Cited

AA, Baauer, LuckyMe, USA, 2016. Google Scholar

Atlanta, Hiro Murai, USA, 2016–2018. Google Scholar

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‘Born to Die’ [music video], Lana Del Rey, Yoann Lemoine, USA, 2012. Google Scholar

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‘This Is America’ [music video], Childish Gambino, Hiro Murai, USA, 2018. Google Scholar