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BLACK CINE-BODY SONICS: RACIALIZING THE SOUNDTRACK by Philip Brophy

BLACK CINE-BODY SONICS: RACIALIZING THE SOUNDTRACK by Philip Brophy

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130 x 190mm, 190 pages, Single colour printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2026 Black Cine-Body Sonics: Racializing the Soundtrack surveys how Black audiovisuality developed and thrives in films and television through importing and materializing the sonics of Black musical representation — from 'Blaxploitation' classics (Shaft and Truck Turner) to cine-auteurs (Melvin Van Peebles, Spike Lee and Jordan Peele) to music video performers (Michael Jackson, Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar) to video artists (Arthur Jafa and Isaac Julien) to contemporary multi-genre explorations of race (Sinners, Lovecraft

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