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Herstory 7: Sade's Intentional Absence
Sade has perfected the art of protecting your image, art, and peace of mind.
Herstory 6: Sarah McLachlan Revolutionizes Music Festivals
The success of Lilith Fair exposed a major blindspot within the industry.
Herstory 5: Haute Couture and Runway Music
A look at the musical masterminds (past, present, and future) of runway music.
Herstory 4: Selena Quintanilla Is Mislabelled As The Tex-Mex Madonna
English-speaking media’s representation of the Queen of Tejano music is far from reality.
Herstory 3: Sister Nancy Conquers Jamaican Sound Systems
Before Sister Nancy recorded her timeless track, “Bam Bam”, she made a name for herself on the sound systems. As the first female on the mic, she was navigating uncharted territory.
Herstory 2: Wendy Carlos, Electronic Music's Godmother
Two womxn made history through electronic music, Bach, and Playboy. For Herstory 2, we’re talking about Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind-Tourre.
Herstory 1: Sylvia Robinson Commercializes Rap Music
Sylvia Robinson was critical to the rise of hip hop because she was one of the few people that saw the business opportunity in hip hop.