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Journal Article
Sound Review: The North American Aboriginal Recording Industry
2013
Overview
In a review essay, the author focuses on current structural conditions of the \"Aboriginal recording industry,\" and the specific historical, cultural, social, and economic conditions under which commercial recordings come into being. Scales examines the particular economic institutions - record labels - responsible for the creation and distribution of these products. He surveys the history of indigenous music and the mainstream, indigenous independent labels, major-independent labels, boutique-independent labels, \"powwow\" labels, and the future of the industry.
Publisher
American Folklore Society
