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Claire Luger from The Minnesota Music Resistance is Making a Scene

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Making a Scene features an interview with Claire Lugar, a key figure in the Minnesota Music Resistance, a grassroots collective in Minneapolis. The group uses local music to advocate against authoritarianism and support community initiatives. As the lead singer of The Silent Treatment, Luger emphasizes music’s role in driving social activism and community organization.

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Music and Social Change: Why We Need the Rebel Spirit Back in Music

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Music historically serves as a powerful vehicle for social change, expressing resistance and unity through various movements. From spirituals during slavery to modern hip-hop, artists have long used music to challenge authority and inspire action. Today, the industry risks losing this rebellious spirit to commercialism; musicians must reclaim their voice to ignite real change.

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