Reviews

A Seat at the Table: Interviews with Women on the Frontline of Music by Amy Raphael

megsthomas's review

4.0

a good variety of artists that they were actually saying different things, though still occasionally a little repetitive. plus some fun discoveries of people to listen to

ladyofthelake's review

emotional funny hopeful inspiring fast-paced

3.0

anyapluscats's review

challenging informative reflective fast-paced

4.0

disastergen_'s review against another edition

3.0

Very good, loved the introduction and ngl kinda wanted something similar at the end, as it felt very abrupt but maybe that was the desired effect. Loved reading about the artists I loved and discovering new ones, just interesting to read the stories of so may different women.

behindthecritic's review against another edition

5.0

I knew this would be a five star read before I even started it.
So many women I admire are in this book and I have discovered some new people who's work I will definitely check out. Nothing said in this book really shocked me, which is wrong. Sexism and racism is everywhere in the music industry. However, it is so important these accounts are printed and published so people can have their eyes opened to the discrimination women face in the music industry.
This has given me a lot to think about and is a really important book.