Global noise : rap and hip-hop outside the USA /
The 13 essays that comprise Global Noise explore the hip hop scenes of Europe, Anglophone and Francophone Canada, Japan and Australia within their social, cultural and ethnic contexts.
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Middletown, Conn. :
Wesleyan University Press,
©2001.
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Table of Contents:
- Postcolonial popular music in France : rap music and hip-hop culture in the 1980s and 1990s / André J.M. Prévos
- Islamic hip-hop vs. Islamophobia : Aki Nawaz, Natacha Atlas, Akhenaton / Ted Swedenburg
- Urban breakbeat culture : repercussions of hip-hop in the United Kingdom / David Hesmondhalgh & Caspar Melville
- Rap in Germany : the birth of a genre / Mark Pennay
- Rap in Bulgaria : between fashion and reality / Claire Levy
- Rap in the low countries : global dichotomies on a national scale / Mir Wermuth
- "We are all Malcolm X!" : Negu Gorriak, hip-hop, and the Basque political imaginary / Jacqueline Urla
- Fightin' da Faida : the Italian posses and hip-hop in Italy / Tony Mitchell
- A history of Japanese hip-hop : street dance, club scene, pop market / Ian Condry
- "Who is a dancing hero?" : rap, hip-hop, and dance in Korean popular culture / Sarah Morelli
- Sydney stylee : hip-hop down under comin' up / Ian Maxwell
- Kia Kaha! (Be strong!) : Maori and Pacific Islander hip-hop in Aotearoa-New Zealand / Tony Mitchell
- Rap in Canada : bilingual and multicultural / Roger Chamberland.