Well there's always the classics: Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Utah Phillips, Joe Glazer, Anne Feeney, Joe Hill renditions, Paul Robeson, etc.
Punk music generally has a socialist undertone, but I especially love Rise Against. Some other good bands are Dead Kennedys, NoFX, and Anti-Flag. They're also actively anti fascist community; Nazi punks fuck off
My list is gonna be mostly punk music.
Fugazi, Minor Threat, Dead Kennedys, Dystopia, Discharge, G.I.S.M, Capitalist Casualties, Man is the Bastard, Aus Rotten, Nausea...dont wanna just keep listing punk bands...Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Black Star, Lauryn Hill, Dead Prez, Run the Jewels, KRS One, Bob Marley, lots of reggae...Zach de la Rocha + (Rage Against the Machine), Tom Morello (Nightwatchmen), Pink Floyd?, Woodie Guthrie...
Jesse Welles is a folk singer I found out about recently. Also liked Tom Morello's The Nightwatchman (also folk).
Well there's always the classics: Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Utah Phillips, Joe Glazer, Anne Feeney, Joe Hill renditions, Paul Robeson, etc.
Punk music generally has a socialist undertone, but I especially love Rise Against. Some other good bands are Dead Kennedys, NoFX, and Anti-Flag. They're also actively anti fascist community; Nazi punks fuck off
My list is gonna be mostly punk music. Fugazi, Minor Threat, Dead Kennedys, Dystopia, Discharge, G.I.S.M, Capitalist Casualties, Man is the Bastard, Aus Rotten, Nausea...dont wanna just keep listing punk bands...Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Black Star, Lauryn Hill, Dead Prez, Run the Jewels, KRS One, Bob Marley, lots of reggae...Zach de la Rocha + (Rage Against the Machine), Tom Morello (Nightwatchmen), Pink Floyd?, Woodie Guthrie...
The Coup
Hell yeah, they're so funky.
throw in some Propagandhi
Boikot, Manic Street Preachers, Billy Bragg, NOFX
The ones that spring to mind
Fever 333 - Do or Die
Keny Arkana - La Rage
The Shizit - Soundtrack for the Revolution
Insurge - Speculator
I really liked these songs:
Fever 333 - Do or Die
Keny Arkana - La Rage (A sham i don't speak frensh)
The Shizit - Soundtrack for the Revolution
The only artists I had heard of were Fever 333. Thanks for opening my eyes.
I hadn't heard of Immortal Technique, and I'm digging them. So thank you, too.
In frenchy René binamé https://biname.bandcamp.com/album/71-86-21-36-2 Trotsky nautique, for the lulz (à bas linux is a masterpiece of fun) https://trotskinautique.bandcamp.com/album/le-meilleur-de-bas Krav boca https://kravboca.bandcamp.com/album/city-hackers Poésie zéro https://poesiezero.bandcamp.com/album/lalbumbleu Sexy sushi https://sexysushi.bandcamp.com/album/marre-marre-marre Vulves assassines https://vulvesassassines.bandcamp.com/album/das-kapital Foune curry https://founecurry.bandcamp.com/album/fist-of-curry Also english https://gnod.bandcamp.com/album/just-say-no-to-the-psycho-right-wing-capitalist-fascist-industrial-death-machine Sarab https://sarab.bandcamp.com/album/arw-h-hurra-mes-libres Shit there are a lot I need to go, sorry for too many super punk and french stuff and maybe not that much focused on anticap but more on feminist stuff
P38, Emilio Paranoico, 66 CL, Cosmo
Apes of the State, Ramshackle Glory, Cheap Dirty Horse, Not Half Bad
It's all punk...
I recently heard Sturgill Simpson rail against the patriarchy. Does that count? Kind of refreshing in the Country/ Americana genre.
Bruce Cockburn.
Notable songs: The Poet If I had a rocket launcher ... And they call it democracy