Like Lockdown Never Happened

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Exploring the intersection of Black music and culture, this book delves into how these elements shaped our experiences during the initial 18 months of the pandemic. It highlights the ways in which music served as a source of solace, community, and expression, reflecting the resilience and creativity of Black artists and communities in navigating unprecedented challenges. Through this lens, the analysis reveals broader themes of identity, resistance, and the importance of cultural heritage during times of crisis.