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  Davey D's 2004 Hip Hop Articles Directory
To those adopting Hip Hop’s mores as their own in the mid to late eighties the struggle was facing those in our individual support systems who, well intended as they may have been, thought that the mores of Hip Hop were some sort of disease we acquired by listening to the radio late at night.
The Hip Hop generation who have strong disdain for the current political movement, and have never really been strong advocates of the American political system, could be the generation that makes the necessary global transformation for Blacks throughout.
And for most of hip hop's 30-something years, folk have been compelled to point out the sexism, misogyny and homophobia that finds a forum in the lyrics of the young fl and brown men who have primarily influenced the genre, and the lack of a womanist perspective that could directly counter those lyrics.
www.daveyd.com /hiphoparticle2004directory4.html   (1225 words)

  
 Hip Hop Hot Spot - Hip Hop to a Higher Degree
Hip Hop Hot Spot brings hip hop and rap artists and their music to hungry hip hop and rap fans world wide.
Hip Hop Hot Spot connects hip hop and rap fans with hot hip hop and rap music by providing hip hop and rap artists and record labels with many free and pay services that will promote and distribute their music world wide.
This hip hop music is refreshing and fans, although may not understand the words; will vibe the music as it’s definitively felt.
www.hiphophotspot.com   (1273 words)

  
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For the pioneers of hip hop, it was not just an art form, but a philosophy and a way of life.
The pioneers of hip hop constantly criticized the government, brought attention to the social ills of the time, and challenged people to take action.
I also would like to look at the overall philosophy and cultural experience of nederhop, since hip hop is not just music and art, but also, a way of life.
www.seedwiki.com /wiki/dutch_hip_hop_and_amsterdam_youth   (3221 words)

  
 AsianWeek   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
Of the three, the Chinese American trio of Chops, Peril and Styles, better known as the Mountain Brothers, are the most likely to break through into the mainstream rap world.
They were the first Chinese American rap group ever signed to a major industry contract, but after a protracted process with Ruffhouse, the label released the group early this year with only a promotional single to show for its trouble.
While Asian American rappers still face an uphill battle among skeptical label execs and audiences, Asian American DJs have made their mark and are now accepted as unquestioned pioneers who are sure to be a continuing force as turntablism evolves.
www.asianweek.com /111298/coverstory.html   (1465 words)

  
 aphire :: articles : hip hop influences japanese culture
The fans continue to make American hip-hop part of their culture and take every precaution to make certain they are being viewed as true hip-hop lovers.
Another aspect of American hip-hop culture that has floated to Japan is graffiti, graffiti is defined by Dictionary.com as “drawing or inscription made on a wall or other surface, usually so as to be seen by the public”.
Similar to American teenagers, Japanese teenagers would prefer a pair of Nike’s $200 a pair Air Forces Ones to any other, with one exception while Americans prefer a clean pair and are constantly going home to scrub our new shoes, Japanese teenagers want them to be dirty and are disappointed of clean white shoes.
www.lightonline.org /articles/chiphopjapan.html   (2432 words)

  
 AlterNet: South American Hip Hop
The number of Hip Hop groups in Sao Paulo, who refer to themselves in terms of gangs or posses, is estimated to be as high as 30,000.
It is in the area of awareness that the Brazilian Hip Hop movement functions.
The fire that once propelled Hip Hop in New York is alive and kicking in Chile; and with each day that passes, a new kid joins the ranks.
www.alternet.org /story/281   (2320 words)

  
 Muslim-American Hip-Hop Group Promotes Tolerance- U.S. Department Of State
American hip-hop group Native Deen has become known for its positive energy, traditional percussions and lyrics focused on the topics of tolerance and the teachings of Islam.
Umm, one way to look at it as this, Hip Hop really refers to this whole urban culture that was developed in the late 70’s and early 80's in New York City.
Hip Hop grew into a higher term more inclusive of the music, the dress, the issues dealing with Hip Hopper, their environment, and it goes on.
usinfo.state.gov /usinfo/Archive/2007/Feb/02-294473.html   (3462 words)

  
 CBC.ca - Arts - Music - Canadian Hip Hop vs. America
These were the early days of hip hop as empire: rap, once discounted as an inner-city fad that would flame out as disco and funk did before it, spent the turn of the ’90s tightening its persistent, platinum-fingered grip on American music.
American superstar producers are trusted to break new names – Dr. Dre is the puppet master who breathed life into 50 Cent and Eminem.
Hip hop turned hard and dirty; the Maestro, who made his name wearing and rhyming about “a fl tuxedo with a cummerbund,” stood still and became an anachronism.
www.cbc.ca /arts/music/canadianhiphop.html   (2967 words)

  
 Amazon.com: And It Don't Stop: The Best American Hip-Hop Journalism of the Last 25 Years: Books: Nelson George,Raquel ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
"Hip Hop is the voice of the communtity and its child, Hip Hop journalism, adds a new element to the mix in another medium that goes way beyond the music industry to become a true organ of news.
It captures the extraordinary eruptions of word, image and sound that Hip Hop inspired and, in itself, continues the process of self-definition and community empowerment that has characterized the movement from the earliest days to the present.
Raquel Cepeda places Hip Hop journalism in a historical framework: we not only discover how writing styles have changed over the years, but we also learn how the stakes in writing about Hip Hop have transformed alongside the music and culture.
www.amazon.com /Dont-Stop-American-Hip-Hop-Journalism/dp/0571211593   (1361 words)

  
 MP3.com - the source for digital music!
It isn't as hard as American or British hip-hop and often follows trends instead of blazing new paths.
The notable exception to that rule is jazz-rap, as European hip-hop acts were heavily influenced by England's acid house and acid jazz, and these ideas later spilled over to...
The notable exception to that rule is jazz-rap, as European hip-hop acts were heavily influenced by England's acid house and acid jazz, and these ideas later spilled over to the hip-hop that was made in Europe.
www.mp3.com /hip-hop/genre/15/styles.html   (5385 words)

  
 Master P Develops Hip-Hop ‘American Idol’ Show   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
I just hate to see the decline of hip hop as it is commercialized beyond what anyone ever wanted.
Hip hop is not the most mainstream form of music in the world, and people always go on about underground musicians being the best, but it is nice to see hip hop on the tv or radio, so this is a good step
This is another reason why hip hop is 2 commercialized..its a good concept, but at least have someone other than master p host it.i personally think it wont last long.....
www.nobodysmiling.com /hiphop/news/86267.php   (1158 words)

  
 American Hip Hop - The Cellar
American hip hop is light years ahead of other attempts at the genre.
It has one of the sickest hip hop beats I've heard, and definately the best hip hop beat in the short year of 2007 so far.
I don't really have anything to add to the original post, but if you like hip hop satire, the Ali G show is awesome.
www.cellar.org /showthread.php?p=311511#post311511   (1234 words)

  
 CL Smooth - American Me - Hip-Hop Album Review   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
It's a gift in the sense that you were able to achieve something that people will remember for the rest of their lives, and its a curse because that is now the standard that will be expected of you throughout the remainder of your time in your particular field.
I've heard the american me album, and it's off the hook as to be expected.
Pete rock and cl smooth to me are in a class of their own, its a shame they stay underated i've been down since day one.
www.nobodysmiling.com /hiphop/album_review/86863.php   (1218 words)

  
 Ayana Vellissia Jackson Hip Life Essay   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
While Hip Hop’s popular origins are attributed to New York, it is a culture with roots firmly planted in Africa.
The nascency of Hip Life had begun to provide amplification to the voice of Ghanaian youth, a voice fueled as much by local High Life music as it was by American Hip Hop.
In many ways, however, Hip Life began as a counter-force to U.S. borne Hip Hop that had taken over Ghanaian airwave: Ghanaian youth were being bombarded with images and sounds from the west.
www.avjphotography.com /AVJ_hiplifeessay.htm   (1049 words)

  
 Trip-Hop - History
It’s one of England's great inventions at the turn of the millennium was "trip-hop", the style that bridged dance beats, psychedelic dub trance and soft-jazz atmosphere.
Trip hop is downtempo electronic music that arose from England's hip hop and house scenes.
Trip-Hop's forerunner (Bristol Hip-Hop) is described by the accent on leisurely and ponderous drum beats and the exclusion of all rap components that exist in American Hip-Hop.
www.triphopland.com   (347 words)

  
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www.hiphopstarz.com   (674 words)

  
 Individuals   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
Being that Japan is an incredibly overcrowded country, it is a societal code for working people to maintain a calm stature in public, school, and the work place during daytime hours.
Tashi prefers American rap artists over Japanese artists because he feels that with an exception of a few groups, Japanese hip-hoppers need to develop their own original flavors.
Vestax (who has the dopest dj mixer we`ve seen in years), is the premiere up and coming company dedicated to give the DJ`s "what they want" as far as hip-hop dj equipment and exposing the DJ realms to Japan.
www.bombhiphop.com /japan2.htm   (1051 words)

  
 Vietnam: Hip Hop HaviKoro BreakDancers — American Voices   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
American Voices' HaviKoro program was the first American Hip Hop ever in Vietnam.
American Voices, a non-profit organization devoted to the better understanding of American culture and music, was the U.S.-side sponsor, having worked closely with us on previous projects to promote jazz and blues music.
In a standing-room only crowd of 300 students, the four young men of HaviKoro, ages ranging from 18 to 29, talked about their love of dance and hip hop, channeling this passion as an alternative to drugs and crime, and described their journey from humble origins in poor neighborhoods to their current success.
www.americanvoices.org /projects/2005/vietnam?navBatchStart=30   (883 words)

  
 SoundClick artist: tHAi fOOn - Vietnamese American Hip Hop Emcee
I've been mesmerized by the world of Hip Hop ever since I was 12 or 13 when I first copped the The Chronic by Dr. Dre.
The thing I love about Hip Hop is the freedom of expression.
I've always wanted to go to New York, to be engulfed in the essence of Hip Hop where it originated.
www.soundclick.com /thaifoon   (276 words)

  
 American hip-hop artist Jay-Z promotes Water for Life on MTV - IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
American hip-hop artist Jay-Z promotes Water for Life on MTV
You can watch three interesting and moving water videos from rapper Jay-Z's diary that he made during his first world tour in Africa on the international MTV site.
American hip-hop artist Jay-Z traveled to several areas affected by the water crisis, as part of a joint initiative with the United Nations.
www.irc.nl /page/31749   (178 words)

  
 Michael Viola, "Filipino American Hip-Hop and Class Consciousness: Renewing the Spirit of Carlos Bulosan"
This essay is my attempt to write about Filipino American hip-hop from a historical materialist perspective with the deeper understanding that hip-hop is an art form that was created "for the people." I begin with an analysis of hip-hop and its absorption into a culture of capitalism.
Among Filipino Americans, a critical consciousness of and opposition to alienation and racial oppression emerged decades earlier.
Omitted from the psyche of Filipino Americans by schools, the media, and other state apparatuses, however, is the critical understanding that there is a deep tradition of resistance that unites Filipino cultural work with activism.
mrzine.monthlyreview.org /viola150406.html   (3671 words)

  
 The American Observer_Hip Hop Classes
The first rap song Calenthia Dowdy, 41, memorized by heart --hip hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop-- was "Rapper's Delight."
Now, hip-hop --a music that spans three decades old and is a billion dollar industry-- “permeates every aspect of American culture,” she adds.
“Hip-hop is a significant phenomenon within American culture and history,” she explains.
observer.american.edu /Mar30/web_pages/hip.htm   (971 words)

  
 UK HIP HOP SUMMIT 2006! The future waits.....
The UK Hip Hop Summit 2006's mission was to provide inspiration, well informed advice and give hope to our young people who need to understand their local opinion leaders and work together for a better future.
The UK Hip Hop Documentary will be aired in the US next month and here end of August.
A venue exchange program is in the works between here and the States, where artists will be able to showcased UK Hip Hop to America and Canada.
ukhiphopsummit.tripod.com   (273 words)

  
 Comments on 12656 | MetaFilter
All those Native American rap songs are the same, always bragging about how many beads they have and the heap fly bitches.
Opening were a number of Native American Punk and Hip Hop acts.
I have to say that they were not exactly my cup of tea, and that I was disappointed in the number of sweeping statements like "Free all political prisoners!", but from what I observed, these groups were really inspiring to their people.
www.metafilter.com /mefi/12656   (273 words)

  
 PopCultures.com
Hip Hop and Gender ·14 days ago by Ebony Utley
Hip Hop Matters: Politics, Popular Culture, and the Struggle for the Soul of a Movement: Beacon Press, 2005.
Hip Hop in the Academy ·24 days ago by Ebony Utley
www.popcultures.com   (5363 words)

  
 LATINO HIP HOP RADIO - Featured Artist
Full Nelson: Yeah, actually I took up Latino hip hop towards the end of 2000, probably till then I was just recording American Hip Hop and basically my decision was because I was invited to participate on an album called “Para Mi Gente” produced by Domingo Padilla.
Full Nelson: Unfortunately whoever was pioneering that movement thought that pop was the way, but pop wasn’t the way because hip hop is the way.
I just realized that there was this whole culture, a movement going on internationally that us as Americans were unaware of really, at least in my sector and I’ve always been hip-hop affiliated.
www.latinohiphopradio.com /artist.html   (1386 words)

  
 Chicago Maroon » Talk explores hip-hop in the Holy Land
It involves modifying and rejecting aspects of American hip-hop to form a uniquely regional sound that “resonates with local sensibilities,” Nashashibi said.
The dialogues reveal deep Palestinian respect and appreciation for the African- American origins of hip-hop and for the intensely political nature of the movement.
Nashashibi’s interviewees emphasized the similarities between the hip-hop of American urban ghettos and the musical movement in Palestine.
maroon.uchicago.edu /online_edition/news/2007/01/12/talk-explores-hip-hop-in-the-holy-land   (356 words)

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