Texaco : 40 ans d'activisme culturel - Frontline FPP

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Au micro de Frontline, Texaco, acteur clé et passeur des cultures urbaines, retrace près de quarante ans d’activisme. Un retour sur le mouvement hip-hop, sur le graffiti, les expériences IZB,Get Busy et Unik Records, un parcours au cœur des scènes indépendantes. Manager de Sléo et Fabe, engagé dans le street marketing et l’aventure du label Loud Records à New York,il a contribué à structurer des réseaux durables entre la Franceet les États-Unis.À travers un foisonnement d'anecdotes et de réflexions sur des décennies d'activisme culturel, cet entretien aborde les questions de la transmission, des liens entre culture et politique, et des formes d’engagement hors des cadres institutionnels.

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This episode was published on January 12, 2026.

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Au micro de Frontline, Texaco, acteur clé et passeur des cultures urbaines, retrace près de quarante ans d’activisme. Un retour sur le mouvement hip-hop, sur le graffiti, les expériences IZB,Get Busy et Unik Records, un parcours au cœur des scènes...

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