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Internet killed the radio starPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, December 14, 2007 2:54 PM
![]() NPR's website has published an article about Chinese hip hop titled, predictably enough, Made in China: Hip-Hop Moves East. It includes quotes from the Shanghai group Red Star, and DJ V-Nutz, but also from Ping Ke of Chinese podcast series Antiwave:
Which is a good excuse to repost this old Danwei TV interview with Ping Ke and his Antiwave cohort Flypig: On the subject of Chinese hip hop, below is an old Danwei TV video about MC Sha Zhou who raps in the dialect of his hometown of Qingdao. Continue reading "Internet killed the radio star" »
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