O retrofuturo, onde a música antiga e nova colidem

memória e literacia audiovisual na cultura ciberpunk

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  • André Malhado NOVA FCSH-CESEM

Palavras-chave:

synthwave; citação musical; media; ficção científica; cultura convergente

Resumo

O início do século XXI coincide com um momento sociocultural onde a música popular, inserida no contexto do ciberpunk, tem como tendência a prática de apropriação de conteúdos audiovisuais do passado. Neste artigo proponho uma discussão sobre o papel da literacia audiovisual na produção, circulação e receção de música ciberpunk. Cruzando o conceito de retrofuturo com o imaginário estético proposto pelo synthwave, analiso espaços, práticas e músicas que demonstram a importância da memória no ato de fruição estética. A abordagem construtivista cruza ferramentas de musicologia, sociologia e estudos dos media, para defender a existência de uma cultura convergente onde todos os participantes são produtores de significados provenientes de sons, imagens e textos categorizados como ciberpunk.

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21-11-2022

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MALHADO, André. O retrofuturo, onde a música antiga e nova colidem: memória e literacia audiovisual na cultura ciberpunk. MusiMid: Revista Brasileira de Estudos em Música e Mídia, [S. l.], v. 3, n. 1, p. 119–136, 2022. Disponível em: https://revistamusimid.com.br/index.php/MusiMid/article/view/85. Acesso em: 21 nov. 2024.

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