*Separate Volume ele-king: Music Changes the World – Protest Music Special*, edited by ele-king Editorial Department
ISBN:978-4-911484-01-2
Music has the power to change the world──
In the increasingly chaotic landscape of contemporary Japan, musicians continue to speak out.
[Interviews]
Mahito The People
Saho Terao
Mars89 + Miru Shinoda
Daisuke Tsuda
DARTHREIDER
Haru Nemuri
DANNY JIN
Yoshitaka Mori
[Special Interview]
Kneecap
Kiku-ban 220×148 / 208 pages
Book Design: Shinichiro Okura + Shino Ando
Cover Photograph: Yuichiro Noda
Table of Contents
The Power of Music to Change the World (Tsutomu Noda)
[Interviews]
Mars89 + Miru Shinoda: Dominating Space with Low-End—The Past and Future of Protest Rave (Takune Kobayashi / Yuichiro Noda)
Saho Terao: Continuing to Sing in a World That Has Changed Completely (Shin Futatsugi / Yuki Kawashima)
Daisuke Tsuda: The Power of Music Is Needed Now, When Society at Large Has Become Desensitized (Shin Futatsugi / Ryo Kasai)
Mahito The People: I find this trend extremely fascinating; I feel as though we are all being tested (Tsutomu Noda + Takuto Kobayashi / Yuichiro Noda)
DARTHREIDER: Hip-Hop Shines Brightest in Turbulent Times (Shin Futatsugi / Ryo Kasai)
Yoshitaka Mori: The Author of *Street Philosophy* Surveys Twenty Years of Change in Japan (Shin Futatsugi + Takune Kobayashi / Yasuhiro Obara)
Haru Nemuri: Music That Does Not Remain Silent (Momo Nonaka)
DANNY JIN: That Rap Gives Courage to Many People (Shin Futatsugi / Ryo Kasai)
[Columns]
The Power of the Voice, the Verse, and the Heart—The Rich Imagination Cultivated by Japanese Popular Song (Lemon Nakanishi)
A New Autonomous Space Stirring Beneath the Bridge: The Challenge of the "Hashinoshita World Music Festival" (Hajime Oishi)
The Trajectory of ECD: Choices and Loneliness Inscribed in *Shitten in the park* (Daiki Takaku)
2003: Memories of the Anti-War Sound Demonstration (Maki Mizukoshi)
The World Is Beginning to Change from Taiwan: An Aspect of Taipei Rave Culture, "Urban Legend 1.0" and Sssound Without Borders (Shin Futatsugi)
[Special Interview]
Kneecap: Why They Rap in Irish (Ian F. Martin / Ayako Takezawa)
Profiles
