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Kalinga and Maranao musics in the Philippines: four DVD documentaries

each on period film soundtrack production and music from the Black Sea coast of northern Turkey. A short conclusion with reflections on methodology rounds out the book. The publisher hosts a companion website for the book, including a link to a Spotify playlist with 25 full-length tracks, as well as other audio files and colour photographs. Many of the tracks on the Spotify playlist are from releases by the Turkish record label Kalan Müzik, which since the 1990s has played a pioneering role in disseminating diverse musical expressions from Anatolia and beyond. Tracks on the playlist are marked with an icon in the margin in the book, making it relatively easy to coordinate reading and listening. Digital Tradition is a substantial book. Bates weaves together theoretical discussion and empirical description throughout the nearly 300 pages of main text. This book will be useful for courses in ethnomusicology, folklore, popular music studies, music and technology, and science and technology studies aimed at advanced undergraduate students and postgraduates. Teachers looking for a theoretically well-informed example of an ethnographic approach to contemporary music production practices will especially find Digital Tradition useful.