Cultural Politics and Media Music & PoliticsMercury Prize 2022: what rapper Little Simz’ win says about the UK independent music scene Oct 20, 2022 EditorComment on Mercury Prize 2022: what rapper Little Simz’ win says about the UK independent music scene John Street Emeritus Professor of Politics, School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies, University
Cultural Politics and Media Music & Politics Politics at the Edge Politics at the Edge PodcastsLegendary politics Professor John Street reflects on over 40 years of teaching politics at UEA Sep 8, 2022 Pierre Bocquillon1 Comment on Legendary politics Professor John Street reflects on over 40 years of teaching politics at UEA Our good colleague and legendary politics Professor John Street will be retiring later this month
Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsUnderstanding musical copyright in the digital age Jan 28, 2018 EditorComment on Understanding musical copyright in the digital age We need a more nuanced view of the practices and values associated with copying in
Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics Political LeadersHugo Chávez, Alí Primera, and the politics of popular music in Venezuela Mar 7, 2017 EditorComment on Hugo Chávez, Alí Primera, and the politics of popular music in Venezuela Primera’s tomb // lubrio/flickr, CC BY-SA Hazel Marsh, University of East Anglia on Hugo Chávez,
Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsLong before Trump rolled in the deep, music and politics were entwined Sep 13, 2016 EditorComment on Long before Trump rolled in the deep, music and politics were entwined Take three apparently trivial events: Ukraine wins the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest, a rock star
Elections Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics‘Everybody’s talkin’ at me’: Popular music, politics and the general election Apr 30, 2015 EditorComment on ‘Everybody’s talkin’ at me’: Popular music, politics and the general election Adam Behr considers the history of politicians’ attempts to fraternise with the pop glitterati for
Elections Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsThis year’s election soundtracks won’t win many votes Apr 27, 2015 Editor1 Comment on This year’s election soundtracks won’t win many votes Bill Clinton had Fleetwood Mac. New Labour had Britpop. Professor John Street considers what the
Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsBlurred lines: The politics of copyright Mar 11, 2015 EditorComment on Blurred lines: The politics of copyright Professor John Street considers the politics of copyright in the light of the Marvin Gaye/’Blurred
Expert Political Analysis Music & Politics Scottish Independence ReferendumMarginal Notes: Music and the Scottish Independence Referendum Sep 29, 2014 EditorComment on Marginal Notes: Music and the Scottish Independence Referendum Professor John Street reflects on the importance of music in the Scottish independence debate. Last
Cultural Politics and Media Expert Political Analysis Music & PoliticsThe song remains the same? Pop, plagiarism and professional pride Aug 21, 2014 EditorComment on The song remains the same? Pop, plagiarism and professional pride Copyright infringement in the music industry is frequently in the news. Dr Adam Behr shed