The vinyl ain't final : hip hop and the globalization of black popular culture / edited by Dipannita Basu and Sidney J. Lemelle.

Other author Basu, Dipannita, editor.
Other author Lemelle, Sidney J., editor.
Format Book
Publication InfoLondon : Pluto, 2006.
Descriptionxvii, 268 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subjects
Rap (Music)--Social aspects.
Rap (Music)--Political aspects.
Hip-hop--Influence.
Hip-hop--Cross-cultural studies.
Rap (Music)--Cross-cultural studies.

Contents Grooving to the vinyl stateside: rap and hip hop in the U.S. For the people, Tribute, and Redbone -- A rap thing, on rapping rap, and hip hop or homeland security -- Hip hop: cultural clout, corporate control, and the carceral cast -- Nobody knows my name and an interview with the director Rachel Raimist -- From Azeem to Zion-1: the evolution of global consciousness in Bay Area hip hop -- Head rush: hip hop and a Hawaiian nation on the rise -- War at 33 1/3: hip hop, the language of the unheard, and the Afro-Asian Atlantic -- Rap and hip hop groove globally. The nation question: fundamental and the deathening silence -- Keeping it real in a different 'hood: (African-) Americanization and hip hop in Germany -- Africa on their mind: rap, blackness, and citizenship in France -- Cuban hip hop: making space for new voices of dissent -- Dancing between islands: hip hop and the Samoan diaspora -- Negotiating ethnicity and authenticity in Tokyo's Club Harlem -- Globalization and gangster rap: hip hop in the post-apartheid city -- Ni wapi tunakwenda: hip hop culture and the children of Arusha.
Local noteLittle-348149--305131054442W
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 2006282170
ISBN0745319416 (cased)
ISBN0745319408 (pbk.)
ISBN9780745319407 (pbk.)
ISBN9780745319414

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Music Music Stacks ML3918.R37 V55 2006 ✔ Available Place Hold