(episode 1) Resistance Music in Bangladesh

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Dhaka to Dakar: the Music of Discontent

Elham Golpushnezhad

3 episodes

2 days ago

For music lovers, cultural studies enthusiasts, and generally anyone who likes to know more about how music influences cultural change!

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For music lovers, cultural studies enthusiasts, and generally anyone who likes to know more about how music influences cultural change!

Society & Culture

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(episode 1) Resistance Music in Bangladesh - Part I

Dhaka to Dakar: the Music of Discontent

17 minutes 5 seconds

1 year ago

(episode 1) Resistance Music in Bangladesh - Part I

This episode talks about Bangladeshi resistance music from the 1970s to the early 2000s. We talk about different rock metal and folk fusion genres in Bangladesh. We also discuss the cultural significance of these music genres in Bangladesh.

Intro music: Overland, in the ⁠Old Capital ⁠album, by ⁠Claire Deak ⁠& ⁠Tony Dupe´

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