If the coronavirus pandemic shook up the organization of Pride parades in France and everywhere in the world, June still remains LGBTQIA Pride month!
Like every year, the word celebrates LGBTQIA visibility in June, to honor the 1969 Stonewall riots, a major event that led to the modern fight for LGBTQIA rights.
Sadly, in 2020, hip hop is still pictured as the most LGBTQIA-phobic music.
To show that it is a cliché, to remind that hip hop is more inclusive than many other music genres, not all rappers are homophobes and many LGBTQIA artists express themselves through rap, Madame Rap made a Pride playlist with 40 tracks of LGBTQIA rappers released this year! Check it out on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and YouTube.
With:
- Micah Tron (San Francisco, USA)
- Tribade (Spain)
- Cakes da Killa (New York, USA)
- Dope Saint-Jude (South Africa)
- OMB Bloodbath (Houston, USA)
- Kelyboy (Paris, France)
- Dai Burger (New York, USA)
- Lala &ce (Lyon, France)
- Domo Wilson (Chicago/Valparaiso, USA)
- Lia Sahin (Germany)
- Lay Luscious ( San Francisco/Atlanta, USA)
- Kelow Latesha, Rico Nasty & LightSkinKeisha (Maryland/Washington DC/Atlanta, USA)
- Illustre (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
- B.Elise (New York, USA)
- Countess Malaise (Iceland)
- Zebra Katz (New York, USA/Berlin, Germany)
- Darkksun (Haute-Garonne, France)
- Blimes and Gab (California, USA)
- Backxwash (Quebec, Canada/Zambia)
- Oceana Justice 305 (San Diego/Los Angeles, USA)
- Mavi Phoenix (Austria)
- 14Kae Gold (Atlanta, USA)
- Muthoni Drummer Queen (Kenya)
- Princess Nokia (New York, USA)
- Niña Dioz (Mexico)
- Big Dipper (Chicago, USA)
- IRA (Spain)
- Snow Tha Product (California, USA)
- Big Freedia (New Orleans, USA)
- Laayie & IcyKal (UK)
- Taz Da Realist (Houston, USA)
- Meltjoo (Netherlands)
- Shayla Renee (Seattle, USA)
- MC Saya, La Crespa, Melyx, Yela Quim, Awa Dony, Paula Tee & Caye
- Cayejera (Colombia/Ecuador)
- Puffs Short (Chicago, USA)
- RU.A (Tunisia)
- Aja (New York, USA)
- Waka (Marseille, France)
- Slutashia (Oregon, USA)
