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|title=Sounds like London: 100 Years of Black Music in the Capital

|author=Lloyd Bradley

|publisher=Serpent's Tail

|date=August 2013

|summary=A survey of how black music has been part of London's landscape and culture since shortly after the First World War.

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As Lloyd Bradley points out in the introduction to this book, if you stand long enough on any street corner in London today, you will hear music. More often than not it will be black music, whether it is dubstep, hip hop, reggae or any other genre. Once it was in effect the original ‘underground music’ long before the term was ever recognised, it gradually became the mainstream – and here we find out how.