In the last twenty years the relationship between young people and music has progressively changed. This change is due both to a perception of a growing lack of interest in listening objects, and to the spread of new platforms for music consumption. These two causes have generated new experiences of music listening and consumption, as well as of production. The aim of this thesis is therefore to look at the impact that short-form video platforms, in particular TikTok, have had on music. Also reflecting on how the entire music scene - including the music market- has adapted to this evolution. To answer the research question, in-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with fifteen young people between the ages of 15 and 25, to better understand how these new listening habits developed also in relation to the use of the TikTok platform.
Negli ultimi vent’anni il rapporto tra giovani e musica si è progressivamente modificato. Questo cambiamento è dovuto sia a una percezione di un crescente disinteresse nei confronti degli oggetti di ascolto, sia al diffondersi di nuove piattaforme per il consumo musicale. Queste due cause hanno generato nuove esperienze di ascolto e consumo, nonché di produzione. L'obiettivo di questo elaborato è quindi quello di guardare all'impatto che le piattaforme short-form video, in particolare TikTok, hanno avuto sulla musica. Anche riflettendo su come l'intero panorama musicale - compreso il mercato musicale - si sia adattato a questa evoluzione. Per rispondere alla domanda di ricerca è stata condotta un’intervista in profondità semi-strutturata con quindici ragazzi tra i 15 e i 25 anni, per meglio comprendere come sono andate sviluppandosi queste nuove abitudini di ascolto in rapporto all’utilizzo della piattaforma TikTok.
Looping Sounds. Nuove esperienze di consumo musicale tra i giovani italiani attraverso TikTok.
ASCENTE, MARTINA
2021/2022
Abstract
In the last twenty years the relationship between young people and music has progressively changed. This change is due both to a perception of a growing lack of interest in listening objects, and to the spread of new platforms for music consumption. These two causes have generated new experiences of music listening and consumption, as well as of production. The aim of this thesis is therefore to look at the impact that short-form video platforms, in particular TikTok, have had on music. Also reflecting on how the entire music scene - including the music market- has adapted to this evolution. To answer the research question, in-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with fifteen young people between the ages of 15 and 25, to better understand how these new listening habits developed also in relation to the use of the TikTok platform.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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