The two possible songs I would like to explore for my Protest Anthem Podcast are “Looking For Somebody To Love” by The 1975 and the “Lockdown” music video by Anderson .Paak.  “Looking For Somebody To Love” (The 1975) https://open.spotify.com/track/0eNfURq0r0oNSwFyw1VuVT?si=fd4742cfa62247f7  “Looking… Continue Reading →

“Feels like Summer” – Childish Gambino When I think of Childish Gambino I typically think of his song, “This is America” or “Wildfire.” Both of these songs are energetic and have a lot of personality to them. This song, on… Continue Reading →

The first song I have chosen is Bad Girls by M.I.A. I chose this song because it emulates a sense of women’s empowerment and is heavily weighted on the fact that Arabic women face discrimination and inequality compared to their… Continue Reading →

Paul Urban 9.14.23   Skinny – https://open.spotify.com/track/0FQdtRiCxLGnXkYR8hn4Hy?si=1c60f7ba1c4e4030 Skinny – Song House & Emmy Russell (live session) Performance, and what became a viral clip on TikTok.   Aint Livin Right- By Juice Wrld, Future, and Gunna – https://open.spotify.com/track/0JR7iZZ6Ql79sXW3rbiS3F?si=239e8d6f3c7e4cd6 https://genius.com/Future-and-juice-wrld-aint-livin-right-lyrics   Consider… Continue Reading →

  Proposal Song 1: Scars to your beautiful, Alessia Cara Music video (significant):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWASeaYuHZo Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/track/42ydLwx4i5V49RXHOozJZq Song 2: Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPHKkewD1G0 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/track/6ZtiywT2Qm50a1uR0jlY35   My top choice for this podcast assignment is the song Scars To Your Beautiful, by Alessia Cara. This is… Continue Reading →

  The first song I’d like to propose is The Kill by Fugazi. I chose this song because I appreciate Fugazi’s music as a band, and I figured their messages of society remain relevant today 20 years later. I think… Continue Reading →

Song 1- Wesley’s theory – Kendrick Lamar   Wesley’s Theory is the introduction of Kendrick Lamar’s Album, To Pimp A Butterfly. This song introduces the theme and issues Kendrick covers within the album. TPAB is one of the best rap… Continue Reading →

Song 1: The Man: Taylor Swift (music video analysis as well) – would prefer to do this This song, though the original message seems to be upfront and obvious, there are many hidden messages – especially in the music video…. Continue Reading →

I have two songs in mind one being Kendrick Lamar’s “The Blacker the Berry” and the other being J. Cole’s “Be Free”. The first song “The Blacker the Berry”  addresses issues of racial identity, discrimination, and self-reflection.  He explores themes… Continue Reading →