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Mixing Pop and Politics: Political Dimensions of Popular Music in the 21st Century

Mixing Pop and Politics: Political Dimensions of Popular Music in the 21st Century

  • Editor: Hoad, Catherine
  • Editor: Stahl, Geoff
  • Editor: Wilson, Oli
  • ISBN: 9780367248093 (0367248093)
  • Edition Type: Paperback
  • Publisher: Routledge
  • Pages: 224
  • Date Published: 29th Mar 2022

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Contents

  • Introduction
  • Catherine Hoad, Geoff Stahl, and Oli Wilson
  • Navigating a neoliberal city: Experimental music making in Aotearoa/New Zealand's 'cultural capital'
  • Geoff Stahl
  • Sharing languages through contemporary song in the third space: A case study of intercultural collaboration between Indigenous Australian, Polynesian and Melanesian women
  • Katelyn Barney and Lexine Solomon
  • The Personal and the Political: African Popular Music and Diasporic Heritage in Australia.
  • Bonnie McConnell
  • Resisting through music under the neoliberal authoritarian regime: Political themes in Turkish rap songs
  • Gulum Sener
  • Rapping about our history, imagining our future! The Great Legacy project in the Korean variety show Infinite Challenge
  • Jeeyun Sophia Baik
  • Yes, indeed: Trap and politics
  • Eduardo Barros-Grela
  • Looping alone, together: Music, community, and environmental self-sustainability in Aotearoa/New Zealand
  • Catherine Hoad and Oli Wilson
  • 'Half-Moghul, half-Mowgli': The representation of South Asian diasporas in hip hop music
  • Julia Szivak
  • Locating labour subjectivities in contemporary popular music texts
  • Ellis Jones
  • Beyond hegemony: Siksa and the politics of affect
  • Artur Szarecki
  • 'A message etched on broken ships': Radical environmentalism and extreme ecometal
  • Ian Collinson
  • Good citizenship, telethon and benefit concert: The politics of the achievable
  • David Baker and Andy Bennett
  • Solidarity as strategy. Anti-racism and feminism in the work of Titiyo
  • Ann Werner
  • Nostalgia, anti-victim discourse, and neoliberalism in early 1990s pop: The postfeminist approach of Wilson Phillips
  • Saesha Senger
  • White skin, black masks: Die Antwoord, post-apartheid South Africa, and global hip hop studies.
  • Seth Cosimini
  • 'I am the cause to all your problems': Brand New, tattoo coverups, and (im)permanence.
  • Paige Klimentou
  • Neon-nazis: A fascist foray into vaporwave's synaesthetic world
  • Alican Koc
  • Afterword
  • Martin Cloonan

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