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Abstract

In this article, the author undertakes a practice led, process oriented approach to record production, employing the use of creativity constraints in the making of a 6 song EP. Autoethnography is used as a means to explore the subjective and nuanced nature of the topic, tackling deeply personal experiences through a daily devotional practice of journaling and introspection alongside the gruelling recording process. The qualitative data gathered through this process was then used in a thematic analysis. Emergent themes are reflected upon and tied back current research in the field of creativity as well as broader cultural phenome and autoethnography as a methodology.

Course: Creative Computing with Foundation Year - BA (HONS) - U3070PYC

Date Deposited: 2025-01-09

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