Boogie down predictions Hip-hop, time and Afrofuturism
Book - 2022
"Through essays by some of hip-hop's most interesting thinkers, theorists, journalists, writers, emcees, and DJs, Boogie Down Predictions embarks on a quest to understand the connections between time, representation, and identity within hip-hop culture and what that means for the culture at large"--
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- Published
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London :
Strange Attractor Press
2022.
- Language
- English
- Physical Description
- 334 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN
- 9781913689285
- Preface / Roy Christopher
- Introduction / Ytasha L. Womack
- Part 1: Time. Take me back : Ghostface's ghosts / Steven Shapiro
- Two Dope Boyz (in a visual world) / Tiffany Barber
- Close to the edge : "This is America" and the extended take in hip-hop music video / Jeff Heinzl
- Glitched : spacetime, repetition & the cut / Nettrice Gaskins
- "The theology of timing" Black consciousness and the origin of hip-hop culture / Omar Akbar
- Breakbeat poems / Kevin Coval
- The free space/time style of Black wholes / Juice Aleem
- Chopping neoliberalism, screwing the industry : DJ Screw, the Dirty South, and the temporal politics of resistance / Aram Sinnreich and Samantha Dols
- Part 2: Technology. Scratch cyborgs : the hip-hop DJ as technology / André Sirois
- Public Enemy and how copyright changed hip-hop : an oral history / Kembrew McLeod
- Done by the trickle trickle : Jbeez with the Ley Liners / Dave Tompkins
- Preprogramming the present : the musical time machines of Gabriel Teodros / Erik Steinskog
- The cult of RAMM:ELL:ZEE : a hagiography into chaos / Joël Vacheron
- Hip-hop's mode of production as futuristic / Chuck Galli
- #ThisIsAmerica : rappers, racism, and Twitter / Dr. Tia C.M. Tyree
- Part 3: The future. Further considerations on Afrofuturism / Kodwo Eshun
- Afrofuturism and the intersectionality of Black feminism, civil rights, the space race, and hip-hop / K. Ceres Wright
- Afrofuturism in clipping.'s Splendor & misery / Jonathan Hay
- Black star lines : ontopolitics of Exodus, Afrofuturist hip-hop, and the RZA-rrection of Bobby Digital / tobias c. van Veen
- Constructing a theory and practice of Black quantum futurism, pt. 1 / Rasheedah Phillips.