The Periodic Table of Hip Hop
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Featuring MCs, DJs, rappers and producers are the elements here, this book reveals their contrasts and connections, along with key movements and moments in the history of this music genre.
Neil Kulkarni Books
This author is a distinguished British music journalist, who first gained prominence writing for Melody Maker in the 1990s. More recently, their insightful commentary can be found on leading music websites such as The Quietus and Drowned in Sound. They have a keen eye for dissecting the evolution of the music scene, offering readers deep dives into its development. Their work is valued for its expertise and engaging style, drawing readers into the world of music journalism.
Exploring the journey from Coventry's grey streets to India's vibrant jungles, Neil Kulkarni seeks to reconnect with his heritage through the ancient music of the sub-continent. This work blends memoir with a passionate critique, tackling themes of race and historical legacy. Kulkarni's fearless examination invites readers to reconsider their relationship with music, ultimately aiming to reshape the understanding of cultural identity for Western listeners.