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Being a Woman in the Music Industry

       It can be difficult as a woman to be taken seriously in such a male-dominated industry. General Waste's Jasmine Maycock explores this in our Grassroots Exclusive clip.

       Growing up with her father in a punk band, Jasmine has been familiar to how the music scene works in terms of which gender gets the most limelight. Especially in as loud and bold of a genre as punk, women were originally drowned out amongst the chaos. 

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       That was the case until the subcultural movement of Riot Grrrl - with groups such as Bikini Kill, Bratmobile and the Gossip dominating the stages and creating a liberating trend of female punk. This helped to change the face of music forever.

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       Unfortunately, especially for newcomers to the industry such as Jasmine, sexism at local venues is still rife and male bands are usually the most sought-after, but Riot Grrrl still exists today and will be an influence for decades to come.

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'THAT GIRL,

SHE'S GOT HER HEAD UP SO HIGH!'

- rebel girl, bikini kill

#REBELGIRL MOVEMENT

Tell us your personal stories of being a grrrl in the music industry, and how you overcame any sexism-related issues!

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