dela ’, to Captain Ska’s ‘ Liar, Li-
ar ’, it is clear that nobody
shared expression gave a
voice to disenfranchised and
often ignored young voters.
should expect music or art to
stop being a part of politics an-
ytime soon.
Music has become more and
more intertwined in the world
of politics and shows no signs
of letting go. Whether it is used
in protest, to mobilise voters,
or to ridicule opposition, music
is an effective way of inspiring
support or expressing criticism
or dissent. From Pete Seeger’s
‘ Where Have All the Flowers
Gone ’, to ‘ Free Nelson Man-
You can find any of the songs
or artists mentioned in this ar-
ticle in this YouTube playlist.
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