spontaneity of underground music; their underground and unsupervised

Underground music is one of the social phenomena found in some societies today. The purpose of this study is to identify the ethical and security challenges of young people's tendency to underground music.

In terms of its objectives this study is of an applied research type and in terms of its nature it is considered as a qualitative type (survey). The statistical population of the study included 32 individuals who were active underground singers and musicians arrested (21 individuals in total); relevant police officers (9 individuals) and case judges (2 individuals) who have been purposefully selected with an emphasis on theoretical saturation. The method of data collection is field study and its tools were semi-structured face-to-face interviews. The validity of the research is external validity (obtaining accurate information, member controls and theoretical orientations of the researcher) and the reliability of the interviews and questions has been calculated based on the percentage agreement with emphasis on the 7-dimension Creswell model and Kappa coefficient (the statistical value is 0.836 and excellent). Due to the qualitative nature of the research, the analysis was performed simultaneously with data collection, coding, encryption, compression, isolation and summarization. The categories and themes were then calculated and analyzed using MAXQDA version-18 software.

There is a positive relationship between underground music and creating moral and security challenges in the country, because due to components such as the effect of spontaneity, uncontrollability, the contents of poems and unusual relationships of underground music members, the formation of moral crimes in underground music groups is possible.

The moral and security challenges of society are the product of underground and unlicensed music. Underground music groups are the product of individuals' social action on music and go back to the wrong and cross-cutting policies of decision makers.