The International Association for the Study of Popular Music - US Chapter
xciting news, folks! My series, “Doing Nightlife Fieldwork,” has been cross-posted by the IASPM-US blog with the title “Doing Nightlife Research.” That’s the US chapter of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music. I’m very excited to be seeing this circulating to a wider audience of popular music scholars, especially because I hope that this will prompt more of us to talk about how we do our research. Maybe there will be enough interest to generate a special issue on the topic…
In any case, here are the links to the series on IASPM-US Blog:
Doing Nightlife Research I: Introduction
LMGM, The Blog 
Hello I do nightlife street design research comparing London and Franfurt – http://besetztestrasse.blogspot.com – I am using walking sound interviews, I would be interested in readers’ comments (auch Deutschsprachige)
Sounds like fascinating work! I’d be interested in hearing more about your methodology, especially how you approach people in public for spontaneous interviews and how you manage consent. If you have any published work emerging from this fieldwork, do let me know!