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In "Performing Japaneseness, Playing With Koreanness?", Mayako Liu considers the work and strategies of women Japanese K-Pop artists as they negotiate their professional and personal identities. Read it now on Riffs: https://riffsjournal.org/2024/12/09/mayako-liu/

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Haoran Jiang considers Taiwanese popular music studies in Riffs Vol 8 Issue 1. In plotting key themes and potential futures, Jiang highlights the contributions that great accessibility would mean for popular music scholarship more generally – https://riffsjournal.org/2024/12/09/haoran-jiang/

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In our newest issue of Riffs, author Tiara Wilson analyses Tablo's "Hood", arguing that the rapper, "invites listeners to hear the parallels and differences between Black American and Korean experiences of disenfranchisement in the city." Read/download:

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Guest Editors Sharon Kong-Perring and Mathieu Berbiguier discuss the origins and journey of this special issue of Riffs in the Vol 8 Issue 1 Editorial. Read and download here:
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A petition to preserve and celebrate Black British music (instigated by @TheBMRU)
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