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Danceable Capitalism: Hip-Hop's Link to Corporate Space (Report)
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Danceable Capitalism: Hip-Hop's Link to Corporate Space (Report)

Journal of Pan African Studies 2008, June, 2, 4

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Introduction Technological advances, and the impact these changes had on labor, led to incredible changes within the music industry. The increase in leisure time that came in the industrial age resulted in the creation of the record player, commercial radio, television, etc. for a growing population of consumers with surplus capital. These and other inventions became a means through which music entertainment could be delivered to the consumer. The music industry mirrored all other capitalist American enterprises in its quest for efficiency, profit, and the delivery of goods and services to the widest audience possible.

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