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In this June episode of #JCsMusicology, we bow down to the incomparable Grace Jones.
After a trilogy of disco albums to mix reception, a new trilogy of new wave, punk, r'n'b and reggae would inspire, provoke and change the conventionality of pop music in the 80s. We dive into the confronting "Warm Latherette", the pop masterpiece "Nightclubbing" and the closing "Living My Life".
Interview Credits: Music Box, BBC, AVROTROS, ountdown, The Don Lane Show, Thames TV, Redbull Music Academy, New York Public Library, Test Pressing, Radio 4, Nostalgie, BFI Southbank, TIFF, Dereck & Romaine, Mutabaruka Cutting Edge, Rush Hour.
Special Thanks: Lucas Cava, '77 Music Club.
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Published 06/16/23
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