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Pretty much regarded as the authority on all cultural, social, political and historical aspects of the South American continent,...
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TGA magazine, the UK’s only print publication dedicated to women in music, launches its first issue in December 2013. A...
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This piece affords me the opportunity to use Jack Kerouac’s words as my own to describe the one and only…...
“What if I told you that music is not popular but universal – intelligent noise resonating from the soul of the...
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One facet of ‘that Middle Eastern question’ which draws us in and kicks us around year after year: what,...