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sound system culture: a standalone construct

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Popular music studies

the Jamaican-born practice of mobile sound systems whose engineers, selectors and MCs shape a bodily, collective listening event.

In popular music studies, sound system culture refers to the Jamaican-born practice of mobile sound systems whose engineers, selectors and MCs shape a bodily, collective listening event. This meaning comes from Henriques (2011) in Sonic bodies.[1]

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Henriques, J. (2011). Sonic bodies. Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. ISBN 9781441101518

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