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Theorizing African American Music

Coleman K: Change

Change

The New Thing and Modern Jazz

In Make Rappers Rap Again, author Heidi R. Lewis interrogates the ways Mumble Rap has been subjugated within real Hip Hop and often situated as the catalyst for Hip Hop's decline or death.

Interrogating the Mumble Rap "Crisis"

Make Rappers Rap Again

Popular Musics Matter: Social, Political and Cultural Interventions

Subjectivity, Emotions, and Authenticity in Bhawaiya Folk Songs of North Bengal

Songs of Desire and Defiance

Bloomsbury Handbooks

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Hip Hop Pedagogy is the first reference work to cover the theory, history, research methodologies, and practice of Hip Hop pedagogy. Including 20 chapters from activist-oriented and community engaged scholars, the handbook provides perspectives and studies from across the world, including Brazil, the Caribbean, Scandinavia, and the USA. Organized into four topical sections focusing on the history and cultural roots of Hip Hop; theories and research methods in Hip Hop pedagogy; and Hip Hop pedagogy in practice, the handbook offers theoretical, analytical, and pedagogical insights emerging across sociology, literacy, school counselling and youth organizing. The chapters reflect the impact of critical Hip Hop pedagogies and Hip Hop-based research for educators and scholars interested in radical, transformative approaches to education. Ultimately, the many voices included in the handbook show that Hip Hop pedagogy is a humanizing and emancipatory approach which is redefining the purposes and practices of education.

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Hip Hop Pedagogy

Funny You Should Ask meets Almost Famousin this second chance, fake NOT dating, spicy, rockstar rom-com, from the author of the celebrated Unromance.When elusive metal frontman Dax Nakamura agrees to give his first interview in years, he has one condition: his ex, Sloane Donavan, has to write it.Punk rock's most notorious and elusive frontman, Dax Nakamura, is ready to set the record straight - about his band, his life, and what happened that summer. But the only person he trusts to tell his story is the ex he hasn't spoken to in years, Sloane Donavan.Sloane has been writing about music since she posted her first MySpace blog. A journalism degree, a failed internship, and countless backstage passes later, Sloane still hasn't secured the dream job she left her dream man behind for. So when he reappears with a career-making opportunity, Sloane agrees with one stipulation: their past must stay in the past.As Dax opens up, old feelings resurface, and Sloane's journalistic integrity hangs in the balance. The article Dax wants and the salacious tell-all Sloane's editor expects are two completely different stories. This is the big break she's been waiting for, but it comes with a price - the chance to rewrite the ending with her first and only love.Perfect for fans of:Classic rom-com tropesGrumpy X GrumpierSecond ChanceFake NOT datingSpicy romancesHe-Hates-Everyone-But-HerRockstar romanceErin Connor is your favourite rom-com writer's favourite rom-com writer! They raved about UNROMANCE:'Sparkles with classic Hollywood rom-com magic' Andie Burke'Erin Connor is my favourite new voice in romance' Alison Cochrun'The chemistry between Sawyer and Mason is electric, and this book is properly funny and deeply charming. A real love letter to romance fans' Laura Wood'Filled with razor-sharp banter and a happily-ever-after that will make every reader swoon in the most epic way, Unromance is written for those of us utterly obsessed with romcoms' Chip Pons'Erin Connor delivers sharp wit, deliciously steamy moments, and so much charm that I was kicking my feet from the first page to the very last' Jessica Joyce'A love letter to romance and its readers, Unromanceis an impossibly charming love story ... a sexy, delightful read!' Anita Kelly

Still Into You

This book tells the relatively unknown story of Mura Dehn (1902- 1987) a white, Jewish dancer from Russia, once deemed among the most beautiful classical dancers in Europe, who emigrated to the United States in the 1930s. For the first time the efforts of Dehn to record, analyse and champion the development of jazz dance in America during the 1930s, 40s and 50s are brought to life. The book celebrates and explores her long-term commitment to supporting and nurturing Black American jazz dancers, and devoting her life to heralding and chronicling its innovators and creators through performance, teaching and film-making. This work includes both first-hand accounts with people who knew and worked with Dehn, including her company manager Allen Blitz, friend Eiko Otake, and notable urban dance scholars such as Sally Sommer; and material from Dehn's archival collection in the New York Public Library. The book offers a flavour of the dance halls, the first places of social-racial integration in America, where jazz was born out of African-American social dances, and gives credence to the growing acceptance of this form of art as equivalent to classical dance and music.

Champion of Black Social Dance and the Traditional Jazz Dance Company

Mura Dehn

A life story

Bless Me Father

My ’90s Rock Memoir

Even the Good Girls Will Cry

Be More

Dance-floor-filling bangers, complete and radical optimism, killer style - we'd all love to be a bit more Dua Lipa. Since her breakout smash-hit 'New Rules', Dua Lipa has been churning out zeitgeisty dance tracks that have swept the world. From her mermaid cameo in Barbie to her critically-acclaimed book club, she is a multi-faceted popstar who constantly challenges and surprises her audience. With this gorgeously illustrated guide to Be More Dua, channel your inner pop queen, and find advice on how to live, dance, party and love like Dua.

New Rules to Dance the Night Away and Fill You with Radical Optimism

Be More Dua Lipa

Teenage Dreamer: The Little Guide to Olivia Rodrigo

From child prodigy to global superstar, Celine Dion's career has been nothing short of extraordinary. This charming book is a celebration of her dazzling journey - packed with fabulous facts, standout quotes and unforgettable milestones. Trace Celine's path from her childhood experiences and legendary Eurovision win to her chart-topping hits and game-changing Las Vegas residencies. Relive her bold fashion choices and discover the profound influence she continues to have on fans and fellow artists around the globe. Whether you've followed the singer from the beginning or are just discovering her powerhouse vocals, this delightful guide captures the spirit, talent and charisma of a true pop and style icon. Sample Content: "I worked really hard, and I surpassed myself... I didn't have, visually, what it took. I was not pretty, I had teeth problems, and I was very skinny. I didn't fit the mould." Celine Dion "I'm not looking for career attention, for more success, more money. I'm just singing songs I chose because I love them." Celine Dion "If I can't run I'll walk. If I can't walk. I'll crawl. But I won't stop." Celine Dion Celine Dion recorded her very first song at just 12 years old. The song, titled Ce n'était qu'un rêve ("It Was Only a Dream"), was co-written by her mother Thérèses and brother Jacques, showcasing the family's early belief in her talent. That single track caught the attention of her future manager, launching a career that would soon take the world by storm.

My Voice Will Go On: The Little Guide to Celine Dion

Timothy Dodge explores African American interest in and participation in country music dates from the earliest days of the recording industry's racial segregation of vernacular music into African American "race" and white "hillbilly" music. Ray Charles's then-controversial decision to record an entire album of country music covers in 1962 turned out to be a major success that, in effect, made it "legitimate" for African Americans to record country music. However, the author's intensive research reveals that African Americans had been recording such music as far back as the early 1920s. Previous scholarship has focused on the important influence of African American popular music, especially the blues, on country music. This study investigates the prevalence of country music first recorded by white artists subsequently recorded by African Americans artists from several musical genres including blues, R &amp;B, gospel, jazz, and pop. The author analyzes and discusses his findings to confirm that African American interest in and participation in country has been part of the music's history from the beginning despite the segregation of such vernacular music by the early recording industry into the basic racial categories of "race" and "hillbilly," the influence of which to some extent continues to inform contemporary 21st.-century understandings of country music.

African American Covers of Country Music Before Ray Charles

Music, Image, Dance

DISCO!

Dark, bold, and unapologetically original - Billie Eilish has redefined what it means to be a modern music icon. From her whisper-soft vocals to her powerful, soul-shaking belts, she has captivated millions with her genre-defying sound, raw lyrics and fearless individuality. At just 18, Billie made history by sweeping the four biggest categories at the Grammy Awards - Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist - becoming the youngest artist ever to achieve this feat. She has since collected multiple Grammys, an Academy Award for her James Bond theme "No Time to Die" and global acclaim as one of the most influential musicians of her generation. With billions of streams, sold-out world tours and a fiercely dedicated fan base, her impact on pop culture is undeniable. This little book is a must-have for fans, packed with the best quotes, surprising facts and personal insights into her journey from a teenage prodigy recording in her bedroom to an international superstar. Explore the meaning behind her music, her ever-evolving style and the powerful messages she shares with the world. Whether you've been following her since "Ocean Eyes" or are just discovering her magic, The Little Guide to Billie Eilish is the ultimate guide to the mind and music of a generation's most unique voice. Sample Content: "I've always done whatever I want and always been exactly who I am." Billie Eilish "I'm trying to show everybody that I'm a girl, and I'm five foot four, and you can do anything you want, no matter your gender. It's your world, too!" Billie Eilish "Kids use my songs as a hug." Billie Eilish Before shooting to global fame, Billie Eilish wrote and recorded much of her debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? in her brother Finneas's small bedroom studio. Together, they crafted her signature sound from home - a DIY approach that helped Billie redefine what it means to be a pop star in the digital age.

What I Was Made For: The Little Guide to Billie Eilish

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