Welcome and Opening

Hosted by Dahlia Borsche (Humboldt University, DE)

Module I: Politics of Pop

Max Alt (DE) – “The New Right is Pop. The Impact of Right-wing Populism on German Pop Music”
L.J. Müller (DE) – “Hearing inequality in current mainstream pop. The sound of white femininity in Taylor Swift’s Reputation”
Maurice Stenzel (DE) – “La Rapublique en Rage!”
Olivia Scott (AU/DE) – "Transcendence in Revolt: Sketching the Radical Potentials of a Politically Engaged New Age Music"
Hosted by Dahlia Borsche (DE)

Module II: The Power of Music

Johanna Wenzel & Thao Ho (DE) – "The Potential of Noise: Striving for Sounds of Protest in Electronic Music"
Luise Wolf (DE) "Drone. From the Sense of Possibility to the Loss of Sense(s) - Variations of Aesthetic Experience in the Presence of Sonic Materiality"
Sam Austin & Edward Wainwright (UK) – "Intoxicated Passion"
Hosted by Christoph Jacke (DE)

Module III: Soundscapes in Turmoil

Banu Çiçek Tülü (TR/DE) – “How to use music as a tool for understanding urban space in everyday life?”
Francisca Rocha Gonçalvez (PT) – “Underwater Noise - what’s next?”
Juan Carlos Duarte Regino (MX/FI) – “Environmental Media. Sensing Tools for Techno-Ecologies”
Hosted by Jin-Hyun Kim (DE)

Closing Discussion

Dahlia Borsche, Christoph Jacke, Jin-Hyun Kim, participants and the public.