Black music in Britain in the twenty-first century

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Includes bibliographical references and index.Diaspora music and the Black Atlantic. Dub Come save me: the diasporic roots of UK dub / Natalie Hyacinth ; RWD Selecta! / Monique Charles; Black British gospel music: a heritage and a mishmash of Blackness (Practitioner Interview) / Lawrence 'L. J.' Johnson and Mary Gani ; 'Trap Atlantic': a photo-essay / Nathaniel Télémaque -- Twenty-first century Black British music. Hopelessly in love: Carroll Thompson's reflections and insights into the patriarchal politics within the lovers rock reggae scene / Lisa Amanda Palmer ; Jungle: a critical intersectional history / Julia Toppin ; Place, people, and Pentecostal Habitus / Pauline E. Muir ; Today's warriors: British jazz in the twenty-first century / Caspar Melville ; From London to Lagos / Michael Ugwu and Monique Charles ; Mangrove Steelband / Hannah Charles and Andrew Facey -- Socio-political and economic issues. Sounds of oppression: the lost inheritance of the UK reggae and soundsystem culture / Daniel 'Hussla D' Johnson and Roy Wallace ; Arresting sounds: what UK soundsystem culture teaches us about police racism and public life / Lambros Fatsis ; Grime practice as refusal: examining the gender and sexual politics of grime music and the scene's Black male dominance / Cheraine Donalea Scott ; Public pedagogies of resistance: Black British women, talk di ting / Silhouette Bushay ; Ways of seeing: Black male identity(ies) and the politics of Black music / Poonam Madar.