Routledge Cultural Production in and Beyond the Recording Studio

Explore the complex relationship between music creation and global networks with this academic text from Routledge. As recording studios serve as both insulated, intimate spaces for creativity and highly connected hubs within a globalized economy, this book provides a deep look into how music is made today. This publication offers the first comprehensive account of the new spatialties found within the recording studio sector. By adopting a social-geographical perspective, the text examines how these sites function within the wider musical economy. It is an essential resource for understanding the connections between local production and the globalized networks that define modern cultural industries. Readers will gain insight into the complexities of global cultural production through a unique lens that bridges music studies and human geography.