Alternative Music in the Arab World @FranklinCenterAtDuke
Alternative Music in the Arab World  @FranklinCenterAtDuke
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 19 minutes ago
Wednesdays at the Center welcomes Duke student Vishal Jammulapati as they present a virtual field report on alternative music in the Arab world, focusing on the issues raised by alternative music groups and/or the controversy around these groups.

Vishal Jammulapati is a sophomore Robertson Scholar studying International Comparative Studies on the Middle East track. He is an editor at Jasūr magazine, UNC and Duke's undergraduate academic publication on MENA+ issues.

Vishal graciously created a Spotify playlist of music mentioned in this presentation and you can listen here: open.spotify.com/playlist/6rzG8Ohhpq2zLXb0szYFDX?si=838928e3853c468b&nd=1
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