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Poor musicians, rich businessmen

by Herman de Tollenaere | 14,02,25 | Social and political issues

Kate Nash, 2018 [Photo by Paul Hudson / CC BY 2.0] Triggered by the experiences of UK singer Kate Nash (among her inspirations: Buzzcocks, John Cooper Clarke, Hole, Pussy Riot and Bikini Kill; winner of a Brit Award for Best Female Artist) in the music industry, this...

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