Vogue Australiaのインスタグラム(vogueaustralia) - 7月15日 19時10分

“Black community and culture are laced into black music, our stories buried deep in every drum snare and weeping horn,” music journalist Aniefiok Ekpoudom writes for #Vogue. “In the outcry of these songs, of every dancehall hook, every neo-soul verse, every rap lyric, black is there in its regional iterations, thumping and thumping, always alive, ever breathing. These artists and their music—critically acclaimed and mass consumed—serve as signposts, subtle reminders that we are more than our song, more than our dance, more than our art.” In the bio link, Ekpoudom examines how and why the music industry must start to make meaningful positive change toward diversity and how it can become anti-racist. 📷 cover art for A Seat at the Table by Solange, courtesy of @saintrecords

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