GREAT BOOKS ABOUT MUSIC

Here’s a gallery of books that I’ve read, am reading or hope to read that are about or related to music that I’ve photographed or been involved with. I haven’t included Photography or image based books as I’m working on another project with which has music photography at its heart. Hold tight the visual people.

MusicGeorgina Cook8 June 2020books, music, music books, black music, hip-hop, grime, punk, dnb, jungle, jazz, writers, reggae, dubstep, history, education, black historym, black history, Norman Jay, Jeff Chang, Emma Warren, Matt Anniss, Gavin Butt, Kodwo Eshun, Mark Fisher, DJ Target, Eskiboy, Wiley, Brian Belle-Fortune, DnBm, Jungle, Hip-Hop, Bass, Dan Hancox, Grime, Viv AlbertineComment

Chatting about LDN music on Clare Considine's new radio show

Last week I was invited by writer and now broadcast journalist Clare Considine to talk about my relationship to London music for her new show on Radio Primavera Sound “London Scenery.”

The show is on air at tonight (16th Jan) at 9pm UK time and 10pm Spanish time.

LISTEN HERE: https://www.primaverasound.com/radio/shows/london-scenery/london-scenery-1x01

Talks, Music Photography, MusicGeorgina Cook16 January 2019fwd, dubstep, plastic people, grime, skream, dmz, music, music history, radio, radio primavera sound, clare considine, interview, talk, London, music photography, Georgina Cook, dnb, DJs Comment

Some of my "photos that tell the story of..." featured on Red Bull Music Website

In the run-up to Red Bull Music Odyssey event which happened on the 30th of June - the platform published a series of articles focusing on the photograph's and photographer's that helped to tell the story of some of the key genres and movements that in contemporary UK Music History. I was honoured to have some of my photos included.

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