PREMIERE: Venezuelan artists like Onechot and Famasloop rally against widespread gun violence and corruption in our brand new episode, "The Sounds of Peace". Watch now on the mtv official YouTube channel.
1968, Anti-draft poster (designer unknown). Joan Baez (left) and her sisters.
Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Paul Stookey singing inside the Lincoln Memorial. August 28, 1963.
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Long before she took the stage at Taylor Swift's Santa Clara concert, Joan Baez topped pop charts and lead nonviolent demonstrations all over the world. We're proud to present a special edition episode of #RebelMusic titled 'Joan Baez: Rebel Icon.' Watch now on the MTV official YouTube channel!
Premiering Thursday, October 1 on MTV’s official YouTube channel:
From the creators of Rebel Music comes Rebel Icon: Joan Baez, a special documentary celebrating the life and legacy of the great American folk musician and activist. This short film features exclusive interviews with The Indigo Girls, Rhiannon Giddens and the Rebel Icon herself. Learn more at joanbaezfilm.com.
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Premiering Thursday, October 1 on MTV’s official YouTube channel:
From the creators of Rebel Music comes Rebel Icon: Joan Baez, a special documentary celebrating the life and legacy of the great American folk musician and activist. This short film features exclusive interviews with The Indigo Girls, Rhiannon Giddens and the Rebel Icon herself. Learn more at joanbaezfilm.com.
"Music has the power to change the mentality of the people," says Caracas singer @OneChot in the latest episode of Rebel Music.
In Rebel Music: Venezuela, artists like Laura Guevara just want to make their music in peace. Watch now! 🎵🎬🌟
PREMIERE: Venezuelan artists like Onechot and Famasloop rally against widespread gun violence and corruption in our brand new episode, "The Sounds of Peace". Watch now on the mtv official YouTube channel.
PREMIERE: Venezuelan artists like Onechot and Famasloop rally against widespread gun violence and corruption in our brand new episode, "The Sounds of Peace". Watch now on the mtv official YouTube channel.
TODAY at 4pm EST! Tune in to MTV's official YouTube channel to watch Reke and other Venezuelan artists inciting social change in the brand new episode of Rebel Music.
Premiering Thursday, September 17th on the mtv official YouTube channel: Many Venezuelans live in constant fear of gun violence. Meet the musicians who are working to change that in "The Sounds of Peace", starring Onechot, Famasloop, Laura Guevara, Reke and more.
With his group DAM (Da Arabian MCs), Tamer Nafar pioneered Arabic hip-hop back in 2000 to speak to the inequalities and injustices he saw taking place in his community. The group recorded the language’s first flows expressing Palestinian pain with a documentary-like vividness. “Now we’re moving into surrealism,” he said. “We are humanizing the song now.”
The urgency of their subject matter and their constant willingness to experiment with hip-hop forms has positioned DAM as one of the foremost leaders in global hip-hop for the past 15 years. Their music has provided a vital window into what the struggle looks like on the ground — as relevant today as ever.
By the power of rock, Palestine's Khalas and Israel's Orphaned Land join forces to advocate for peace in #RebelMusic episode, "Israel/Palestine: Home".
