Representing Hip Hop Histories, Politics and Practices in Australia (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Representing Hip Hop in Australia Section 1: Hip Hop Histories, Eras and Evolutions 1. Graffiti and Hip Hop in Australia: An Interview with Matthew MISTERY Peet 2. From Gen X to Gen Y: Hip-Hop Life-Stories in Australia 3. Revisiting Nationalism and Multiculturalism in So-called Australian Hip-Hop Section 2: Hip Hop Activism and Politics 4. Hip-Hop, Activism and Other Stories (Herstory) ?5. ‘Hip Hop Crim’ - A Discourse Analysis of Conscious First Nations Hip Hop Contesting Australia's Criminal Justice System 6. “We Need to Infiltrate Those Spaces”: Space-Reclaiming through Counternarratives in First Nations Hip-Hop in Sydney 7. ‘Hip-Hop Fam’ or a Larrikin Brand? Urthboy and the Bind of the Conscious MC Section 3: Hip Hop Performance Practices and Place 8. Hip Hop Dance Jams and Cyphers 9. Pirlapakarnu Cypher: Beyond Representing Place to Warlpiri Embodiments of Country in Milpirri Hip Hop 10. ‘Who is this Imposter?’: Women in Australian Underground Hip Hop 11. “In a Good Way There’s No Beef, but the Bad Thing is There’s No Beef”: Tensions and Changing Cultural Politics in Sydney’s Breaking Scene.

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