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Salome MC
Salome Mc (Persian: سالومه, born 1985), is a female Hip Hop rapper from Iran.〔(Entertainment | Iran's underground music challenge ). BBC News (2006-05-08). Retrieved on 2013-02-03.〕 She is known for being Iran's first female rapper,〔(Iranian Rap Music Bedevils the Authorities – US News and World Report ). Usnews.com (2008-03-12). Retrieved on 2013-02-03.〕 and today is one of very few.〔Chopra, Anuj (2008-01-28). . The Independent〕 Even though the topics expressed in her lyrics are a mixture of politics, social issues and personal matters, she defines herself as "apolitical" and her poetry being about "whatever occupies her mind." 〔(Exclusive Interview: Iranian Rapper Salome | View from Damavand ). Viewfromdamavand.com (2010-08-08). Retrieved on 2013-02-03.〕
== Philosophy ==
Being questioned about being a female rapper in Iran, she mentioned in several interviews that she wouldn’t say she faced many challenges just because she was a female. "I might be the first female rapper to ever step in a studio in Iran, yes, but from people around me I mostly got courage after they got over the surprise. The other challenges that you might guess was there for my male counterparts too. Of course you get a certain amount of sexist comments from lack of common sense or education, but that is a global problem. "〔()〕 She also believes Hip-Hop can be a tool for empowerment, saying "it can be used to make people aware of their rights and their position, realize their own potential and at the end, empowerment, yes. But I am not one to speak big. I think change comes slowly and locally, so instead of talking big and throw slogans, I prefer to metaphorize my own experiences and hope that I inspire a person or two.〔
She believes in freedom in art, and claims she would still be an underground artist even if the government in Iran would allow hip-hop music openly, as labels "create the image of limitations on the horizon."〔() 〕 Answering a question about whether she feels that if the government of Iran lifts the ban of hip hop that the artists will be less political, she said: "I think those who have social consciousness will keep doing what they are doing, and those who abused socio/political issues just to get attention will find a different way of self-promoting."〔
After receiving Japan’s MEXT academic scholarship in 2010, she moved to Japan to further study in the field of audio/visual arts, "deepening her knowledge of music in search for new ways of expression that would reflect her new life style: being away from urban life and living closer to nature." Right now in addition to continuing her hip-hop music, she tries to create a connection beyond language with a broader audience, incorporating sound, photo and/or video in form of installations, and had different screenings, shows and performances around the world.〔()〕
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