Publication
Liverpool University Press (2023), 280 pages
ISBN
1802078401 / 9781802078404
Collections
Notes
CONTACT
Introduction
Notes on Contributors
I. DIASPORA MUSIC AND THE BLACK ATLANTIC
1. Dub Come Save Me: The Diasporic Roots of UK Dub / Natalie Hyacinth
2. RWD Selecta! / Monique Charles
3. Black British Gospel Music: A Heritage and a Mishmash of Blackness (Practitioner Interview) / Lawrence ‘L. J.’ Johnson and Mary Gani
4. ‘Trap Atlantic’: A Photo/essay / Nathaniel Télémaque
II. TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY BLACK BRITISH MUSIC
5. Hopelessly in Love: Carroll Thompson’s Reflections and Insights into the Patriarchal Politics within the Lovers Rock Reggae Scene / Lisa Amanda Palmer
6. Jungle: A Critical Intersectional History / Julia Toppin
7. Place, People, and Pentecostal Habitus / Pauline E. Muir
8. Today’s Warriors: British Jazz in the Twenty/First Century / Caspar Melville
9. From London to Lagos / Michael Ugwu and Monique Charles
10. Mangrove Steelband / Hannah Charles and Andrew Facey
III. SOCIO-POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
11. Sounds of Oppression: The Lost Inheritance of the UK Reggae and Soundsystem Culture / Daniel ‘Hussla D’ Johnson and Roy Wallace
12. Arresting Sounds: What UK Soundsystem Culture Teaches Us about Police Racism and Public Life / Lambros Fatsis
13. Grime Practice as Refusal: Examining the Gender and Sexual Politics of Grime Music and the Scene’s Black Male Dominance / Cheraine Donalea Scott
14. Public Pedagogies of Resistance: Black British Women, Talk Di Ting / Silhouette Bushay
15. Ways of Seeing: Black Male Identity(ies) and the Politics of Black Music / Poonam Madar
Index
Introduction
Notes on Contributors
I. DIASPORA MUSIC AND THE BLACK ATLANTIC
1. Dub Come Save Me: The Diasporic Roots of UK Dub / Natalie Hyacinth
2. RWD Selecta! / Monique Charles
3. Black British Gospel Music: A Heritage and a Mishmash of Blackness (Practitioner Interview) / Lawrence ‘L. J.’ Johnson and Mary Gani
4. ‘Trap Atlantic’: A Photo/essay / Nathaniel Télémaque
II. TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY BLACK BRITISH MUSIC
5. Hopelessly in Love: Carroll Thompson’s Reflections and Insights into the Patriarchal Politics within the Lovers Rock Reggae Scene / Lisa Amanda Palmer
6. Jungle: A Critical Intersectional History / Julia Toppin
7. Place, People, and Pentecostal Habitus / Pauline E. Muir
8. Today’s Warriors: British Jazz in the Twenty/First Century / Caspar Melville
9. From London to Lagos / Michael Ugwu and Monique Charles
10. Mangrove Steelband / Hannah Charles and Andrew Facey
III. SOCIO-POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
11. Sounds of Oppression: The Lost Inheritance of the UK Reggae and Soundsystem Culture / Daniel ‘Hussla D’ Johnson and Roy Wallace
12. Arresting Sounds: What UK Soundsystem Culture Teaches Us about Police Racism and Public Life / Lambros Fatsis
13. Grime Practice as Refusal: Examining the Gender and Sexual Politics of Grime Music and the Scene’s Black Male Dominance / Cheraine Donalea Scott
14. Public Pedagogies of Resistance: Black British Women, Talk Di Ting / Silhouette Bushay
15. Ways of Seeing: Black Male Identity(ies) and the Politics of Black Music / Poonam Madar
Index