The development of underground music in Egypt audio documentary

Malash, Yassmeen

Abstract:

This is a 14-minute audio documentary that focuses on the development of underground music in Egypt, through the scope of the not-so-popular genres such as Metal. The documentary looks at how music was back in the Nineties up until today. It also highlights the emergence of other genres in recent years, and how it is being a female musician, in this male-dominant industry of the underground music scene.

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Guest interviewees: AUC Professor & musician Firas Al Atraqchi, student musician and 'The Ka-ssettes' band member Amy Frega, and AUC graduate & 'Scarab' band member Tarek Amr Abd El-Latif

Advisor: Fox, Kim
Discipline: Journalism and Mass Communication
Keyword: Egypt , The Ka-ssettes , Scarab , Frega, Amy , Al-Atraqchi, Firas , Abd El-Latif, Tarek Amr , Popular music , Popular culture , Music--Social aspects
Date Issued: 2012-10-16
Type: Sound , Text
Medium: documentaries
Language: en
Access Rights: This item is available
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10526/3274

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