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“Britney, bitch” and 4D sonic/affective transmission

“Britney, bitch” and 4D sonic/affective transmission

January 27, 2013 · by Robin James · in 4D, affect, aura, Benjamin, Britney Spears, data, data profile, neoliberalism, post-cinematic, Scream and Shout, Shaviro, sonic, sound studies, superpanopticism, Transmission, will.i.am.

OR: superpanoptic data profiling in “Scream & Shout” [and, as always, this is raw, unrefined writing/work in progress…] will.i.am & Britney’s “Scream and Shout” does something really musicallyinteresting. The track features Britney: she went into a recording studio to lay…

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