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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 27 MIN

Let The Beat Drop

from Outta Line Podcast

There is no doubt that Black people are responsible for most of the music we listen to today. With Black musicians shaping the art form and inventing genres ranging from rock and roll, hip hop, Jazz, and countless other genres, Sir De and Black Motives discuss their perspectives on music in the contemporary setting and analyze their views on Black music culture. The conversation kicks off with the host discussing their favorite artist and they discover the only similarity between the two artist is the B' in Buju Banton and B ' in Beyoncé. This episode begs the question, what responsibility does black artists and musicians have to the larger community and culture of Black music.

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