Ecossistema digital e plataforma de conteúdos: lógicas de distribuição e consumo musical transmídia em novos formatos audiovisuais e no livestreaming

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https://doi.org/10.5294/pacla.2024.27.1.6

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Ecologia dos meios, meios de comunicação de massa, música popular, narrativa transmídia, televisão, videoclipe

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As atuais transformações na indústria da música dão continuidade a um processo ao qual se juntam as mudanças provocadas pela digitalização, pela convergência audiovisual e pela lógica transmídia. É necessária uma abordagem sistêmica para localizar as novas condições de remediação musical e de apropriação da música pela indústria midiática e para examinar a virada para o visual na indústria da música, com a qual alguns autores se depararam nos últimos anos. O período de confinamento da covid-19 aprofundou dinâmicas que combinam a produção e a distribuição da música popular com outros setores da indústria musical. Por um lado, o videoclipe tornou-se um instrumento multifacetado, depois do YouTube, que permitiu monetizar a audição de música. Suas formas de expansão colonizam todos os tipos de plataformas e seu modelo de formato e estética se expande em duração no álbum visual ou é clonado e aplicado a diferentes microformatos. Graças à plataformização, atua não só como um formato promocional, mas também como um meio de audição. Por outro lado, a música ao vivo é um campo de difusão musical muito relevante na música popular, e o livestreaming do show consolida outra fórmula de inovação que tende à personalização. Nesse sentido, os objetivos deste trabalho passam por refletir sobre as lógicas de modificação global da criação e do consumo de conteúdos musicais, no atual contexto transmídia, e analisar as dinâmicas de interação entre os agentes, considerando a digitalização e a plataformização dos conteúdos musicais. As conclusões levam a traçar as possibilidades de monetização e personalização da experiência da música popular e a refletir sobre como se modificam as condições de produção dos agentes criativos da indústria musical atual e da recepção musical.

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2024-04-10

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Sedeño-Valdellós, A. (2024). Ecossistema digital e plataforma de conteúdos: lógicas de distribuição e consumo musical transmídia em novos formatos audiovisuais e no livestreaming. Palabra Clave, 27(1), e2716. https://doi.org/10.5294/pacla.2024.27.1.6

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