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Michael E. Veal is the Henry L. and Lucy G Moses Professor of Music, Black Studies, and American Studies at Yale University. Affiliated with the FASMUS Music Department, his scholarly work bridges ethnomusicology, cultural studies, and sound technology, focusing on Africa and the African diaspora. His interdisciplinary research explores intersections of aesthetics, politics, and technological innovation in global music traditions.
- Books:
- Fela: The Life & Times of an African Musical Icon (2000) - Analyzes post-colonial politics and cultural interchange through Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti
- Tony Allen: Master Drummer of Afrobeat (2013) - Chronicles the evolution of Afrobeat drumming with Tony Allen
- Dub: Soundscapes and Shattered Songs in Jamaican Reggae (2007) - Examines studio innovations in reggae as expressions of spirituality and history
- Punk Ethnography: The Sublime Frequencies Companion (forthcoming) - Critically contextualizes global music practices of the Sublime Frequencies label
- Wait Until Tomorrow: John Coltrane and Miles Davis in the Digital Age (forthcoming) - Reinterprets free jazz and fusion through digital architecture frameworks
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