Ethnomusicology Review

UCLA journal offering interdisciplinary scholarly approaches to music in the form of peer-reviewed articles; essays; and book reviews. Founded in 1984.

[Ethnomusicology Review @EthnomusReview]

We are happy to announce the publication of Volume 24!! 🥳

Born to Be Alive: Contemporary Issues in Live Music Research - Special Issue edited by Paula Guerra and Samuel Lamontagne 👇

https://t.co/G0LykxzVLt

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Review of Dilla Time by @dancharnas in our Hip Hop section!
by Aisha Gallion

https://t.co/yQNpuccNmW

[Boomkat.com @boomkatonline]

The NID Tapes is an incredible haul of Indian electronic music 1969-1972, uncovered at the archives of the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad by Paul Purgas of Emptyset - as detailed in the 'Electronic India' documentary on the BBC a couple of years ago.

[The Jazz Estate @thejazzestate]

Charles Mingus on jazz music.

[The Jazz Estate @thejazzestate]

Nina Simone performing “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free” in the 1960s.

[The Jazz Estate @thejazzestate]

Remembering the great Aretha Franklin who was born on this day in 1942.

Here, she is performing “Climbing Higher Mountains” with James Cleveland live at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles, 1972.

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New piece by Gavin Lee - Sound and Music of the Zero-COVID Protests in China

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@robhaskins up to interpretation!

[Ethnomusicology Review @EthnomusReview]

We are happy to announce the publication of Volume 24!! 🥳

Born to Be Alive: Contemporary Issues in Live Music Research - Special Issue edited by Paula Guerra and Samuel Lamontagne 👇

https://t.co/G0LykxzVLt

[Jeff Weiss @Passionweiss]

RIP Gangsta Boo. The first lady of Southern rap, a pioneer w/ mesmerizing get money bounce, and a ubiquitous influence since she kicked Satanic verses at 15 on "Mystic Stylez." Boo defined Memphis rap as much as anyone in Three 6, and never spit a bad verse.
Gone far too soon.

[UAW 4811 @uaw_4811]

In case Michael Drake and his dinner guests forgot, we came to remind them:

Berkeley classes - union made!
Berkeley research - union made!
Berkeley rents don’t match our pay!

[UAW 4811 @uaw_4811]

“I see about $20k a year,” Ms. Boll said of her work as a TA. “Unless you have family support, or unless you have savings, that isn’t doable.”

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[UAW 4811 @uaw_4811]

Tens of thousands of Academic Workers held the line on Day 2 of our multi-unit statewide strike. We made UC return to the bargaining table, despite having previously declined to schedule any sessions for today. With our growing power, we WILL win fair contracts! @UAWonStrike

[Democracy Now! @democracynow]

Forty-eight thousand University of California graduate student workers are preparing to strike across all 10 UC campuses starting Monday. https://t.co/rStqZOhPBv

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

Editorial: A strike by UC academic workers would tarnish the prestigious university system (via @latimesopinion) https://t.co/eNVUFsg0EQ

[Jeff Weiss @Passionweiss]

An interview with rapper, clothing designer & community activist Six Sev about collaborating with Terrace Martin, the lineage of Leimert artists, gentrification, the influence of Nipsey, & his latest 'Give Thanks."

By Samuel LaMontagne https://t.co/oOgHjHOTHX @mayorofleimert_

[Jeff Weiss @Passionweiss]

RIP Pharoah Sanders, a sacred priest disguised as a tenor sax sorcerer, whose solo opuses & work w/ John & Alice Coltrane levitated into realms of time, space and divine cosmic reverie that no one traversed before or since. The holiest seer of spiritual jazz, the last of the best

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Hip Hop Music from the French West Indies: The Guadeloupean Clan
New piece by Florabelle Spielmann 👇

https://t.co/yOE0Dgz014

[Lauren Martin @codeinedrums]

Some great news for two great men: I spoke with Larry Heard, Robert Owens, and the people who helped them win their long, hard-fought legal battle against Trax Records https://t.co/e0JO7VbvrW

[SFJAZZ @SFJAZZ]

We fondly remember the late pianist, harpist, and composer Alice Coltrane, who would have turned 85 today.