UK Drill: Fusing African Oral Traditions and Risk-Taking Speech to Rhyme Truth with Identity

英国钻探的概念为综合不同学科的知识提供了一种宝贵的手段。然而，英国的钻探音乐及其亚文化目前都不发达。这项跨学科研究的目的是探索英国钻探音乐家如何利用非洲口述传统和冒险演讲来重建他们的侨民身份。由于这项研究本质上是探索性的，一种批判性的人种学方法论将作为自然环境中“难以触及的”实体的叙述者。首先，将进行文献审查，为批判性分析、研究差距和新关系的突破提供平台。接下来，领域专家将被用来让某些可靠的参与者为这项研究做出贡献。然后，将使用混合数据收集方法。这将包括：随行访谈、参与者观察、实物文物收集和实地笔记。一旦收集了数据，将使用专题分析，因为它提供了对数据的全面说明。

The notion of UK Drill presents an invaluable means for synthesising knowledge across various academic disciplines. However, UK Drill music and its subculture are both currently underdeveloped. The purpose of this interdisciplinary research is to explore how UK Drill musicians utilise African oral traditions and risk-taking speech to reconstruct their diasporic identity. As this research is exploratory in nature, a critical ethnographic methodology will perform as a narrator for "hard-to-reach" entities within their natural settings. Primarily, a literature review will be undertaken to provide a platform for critical analyses, research gaps and breakthroughs of new relationships. Next, domain experts will be used to make certain reliable participants contribute to this research. Then, mixed data collection methods will be utilised. This will include: Go-along interviews, participant observations, collection of physical artefacts and field notes. Once data has been collected, a thematic analysis will be used as it presents a thorough account of data.