Cultural hybridity in popular music consumption:Leveraging non-Western streaming markets

High music streaming consumption from Southeast Asian and Latin American metropolises—the “trigger cities”—has sparked scrutiny of Western hegemony in today’s global music market. This working manuscript develops hybridity as an approach to popular music consumption beyond the cultural melting pot in compositions, as structures of global commodification persist.

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University of Birmingham Research Portal (University of Birmingham)
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2025-06-01
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Music History and Culture
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Cultural hybridity in popular music consumption:Leveraging non-Western streaming markets

University of Birmingham Research Portal (University of Birmingham)
Music History and Culture
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Cultural hybridity in popular music consumption:Leveraging non-Western streaming markets

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Abstract

High music streaming consumption from Southeast Asian and Latin American metropolises—the “trigger cities”—has sparked scrutiny of Western hegemony in today’s global music market. This working manuscript develops hybridity as an approach to popular music consumption beyond the cultural melting pot in compositions, as structures of global commodification persist.

University of Birmingham Research Portal (University of Birmingham)
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Music History and Culture
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