![]() The ground beef is juicy and crispy, and the cheese falls into all the little crevices.”Ĭoleman’s chopped cheese features a blend of fresh ground brisket, short rib and chuck. “I was like, oh my god, this is crazy, it’s better than a cheesesteak. le côté académique de ce livre le rend tout de même moins accueillant que les autres livres sur le hip-hop houstonien et je conseillerais plutôt le chapitre du livre "hip hop in america" consacré à houston pour la plupart des personnes qui chercheraient à lire sur le sujet.“I looked up the origin story and watched YouTube videos and started making them for myself,” says Coleman. si le chapitre sur le hip-hop underground ne dévoile rien de bien surprenant (ces artistes galèrent à cause du manque de connexion stylistique et/ou sociale avec le "mainstream" du rap houstonien) j'ai trouvé le chapitre sur le hip-hop chrétien assez intéressant bien que ce genre ne m'intéresse pas particulièrement, notamment au sujet de la complexité d'à la fois assumer l'héritage du rap de houston et de prêcher l'évangile. ![]() welcome 2 houston ne s'arrête pas non plus seulement aux groupes les plus connus de la ville et consacre deux chapitres à des scènes marginalisées du hip-hop de houston : le hip-hop underground et le hip-hop chrétien. ayant désormais lu toute la littérature à ma disposition sur ce sujet, je trouve particulièrement notable la partie consacrée aux conflits nord/sud au sein de cette scène, qui est évoquée dans d'autres ouvrages mais pas d'une manière aussi claire : c'est le seul livre dans lequel j'ai pu trouver une véritable explication à ce conflit sans le résumer à une simple guerre autour de la paternité du chopped and screwed qui se serait volatilisée dans la foulée de la montée du rap de houston sur le plan national. This book will appeal to music enthusiasts, fans of hip hop culture, and those interested in the intersections of art, identity, and place.Ĭe livre passe en revue à la fois l'histoire du hip-hop à houston et sa sociologie à travers une enquête de terrain. Langston Collin Wilkins's exploration of the interplay between place, identity, and music provides valuable insights into the cultural dynamics and artistic expressions within the Houston hip hop scene. Overall, "Welcome 2 Houston" offers a vivid and immersive journey through the city's hip hop bastion. ![]() ![]() Additionally, individuals who are not familiar with the history or nuances of hip hop may need to seek additional context to fully grasp the significance of certain references or events mentioned in the book. While the book provides a comprehensive overview of the Houston hip hop scene, some readers may find certain aspects or subgenres of the culture receive more attention than others. The inclusion of firsthand accounts and personal stories from the artists themselves adds authenticity and credibility to the narrative, providing readers with a genuine and intimate glimpse into the lives and experiences of these musicians. Wilkins's writing is engaging and evocative, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the city and its music. By examining the reciprocal relationship between artists and their social spaces, the author reveals how performances both reflect and reconstruct the cultural fabric of Houston. Wilkins delves into various aspects of the scene, including the influential car culture known as "slab," which adds an additional layer of depth to the exploration. One of the book's strengths lies in its ability to capture the essence of Houston's hip hop culture and the unique heritage it embodies. Through candid interviews and personal anecdotes, the author sheds light on how these artists navigate their connection to the city, their music, and their audience, resulting in a rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives. Wilkins skillfully weaves together narratives from street-based musicians, avant-garde underground rappers, and Christian artists, presenting a comprehensive and multi-faceted portrait of the Houston hip hop scene. Drawing on interviews with local rap artists, producers, and managers, the book provides readers with an inside look into the vibrant and diverse musical landscape of the city. Welcome 2 Houston" by Langston Collin Wilkins is a captivating exploration of the complex relationship between place, identity, and music within Houston's hip hop culture.
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