Music

Sophie Straat

There is not much to celebrate in the world, but here is the proof that a protest can also be a party.

Voting is meaningful. With the help of the Dolle Mina's – forced to be reborn in 2025 – 'Vrijheid, Gelijkheid, Zusterschap' by Sophie Straat ended up at no. 713 in the Top 2000, after the song had previously been locked in a streaming battle with an unnamed, far-right AI song. But resisting rising fascism requires more. Fortunately, the Amsterdam-based Straat has, alongside the smartlappen that made her name, enough in her arsenal by now to help us on our way. A song like 'Let me tell you something 'bout my country' is a great conversation starter: what kind of country are we? What kind of country do we wást to be? And if that conversation doesn't get going? Then the accompanying dose of punk is still a great way to let off steam.


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