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21st Century Breakdown: The Influence of Social Media on New Bands in the 21st Century is a creative project that explores the development of social media in its relation to music and how, over time, it has impacted the music industry. More specifically, the documentary explains the significance of social media to new bands at this moment in time (2017), which is seen through the development of local Phoenix band The Breaking Pattern. The documentary follows The Breaking Pattern for a year from the release of their debut album to the early stages of their second album. The documentary reveals that social media is essential to new bands, allows smaller bands to stay competitive in the industry and allows artists to present a certain identity, genuine or cultivated, to the public. Keywords: social media, identity, music, internet, documentary
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- 21st Century Breakdown: The Influence of Social Media on New Bands in the 21st Century
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- Bosselman, Haley Erin (Author)
- Jacoby, Jim (Thesis director)
- Russell, Dennis (Committee member)
- Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication (Contributor)
- Department of English (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2017-05
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