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an African hip-hop reader

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Africa World Press
Language
English
Pages
330

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Subjects

Rap (Music), History and criticism, Hip-hop, Africa, social conditions, Social aspects

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Africa
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Cover of: Native tongues
Native tongues: an African hip-hop reader
2011, Africa World Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction / P. Khalil Saucier
Part One: African noise : mapping African hip-hop from the East, West, and South: Rappin' Griots : producing the local in Senegalese hip-hop / Catherine Appert ; Rapping against the lack of change : rap music in Mali and Burkina Faso / Daniel Künzler ; Hip-hop political production in West Africa : AURA and its extraordinary stories of Poto-Poto children / Jenny F. MBaye ; Jua Cali-justice : navigating the 'Mainstream-underground' dichotomy in Kenyan hip-hop culture / Caroline Mose ; Colouring the Cape problem space : a hip-hop identity of passions / Remi Warner
Part Two: 'We are Africans:' African hip-hop beyond the Motherland: Hip-hop speaks, hip-life answers : global African music / Harry Nii Koney Odamtten ; Le Cauchemar de la France : Blackara's postcolonial hip-hop critique in the City of Light / J. Griffith Rollefson
Part Three: The rap-up : conversations and interviews: Putting two heads together : a cross-generational conversation about hip-hop in a changing South Africa / Shaheen Ariefdien and Marlon Burgess ; Bongo flava, hip-hop and 'Local Maasai flavors' : interviews with X Plastaz / Katrina Daly Thompson
Part Four: 'Who shot ya?' African hip-hop in focus ; Photos from South Africa / Noelle Theard ; Photos from 'here' and 'there' / Magee McIlvaine.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Trenton, NJ

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782.421649096
Library of Congress
ML3531 N38 2011, ML3531 .N38 2011, ML3531N38 2011

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p. cm.
Number of pages
330

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OL24827751M
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isbn_9781592218370
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9781592218370
LCCN
2011009107
OCLC/WorldCat
706804034

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