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City Of Music

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  • Summary

  • City of Music. Everywhere we go it’s all about the MUSIC. We’re going around the globe in search of the amazing stories from the people who make it. The people who play it. The people who live it. The people who love it. The City of Music podcast is a series of powerful conversations between people making a real impact in all areas of music. Created in Adelaide, a UNESCO City of Music, a creative city with music at it’s heart beat, outward looking and internationally engaged, enriching the whole state of South Australia. City of Music is brought to you by The City of Adelaide.
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  • City of Music - Trials and Dys

    City of Music - Trials and Dys
    Jan 23 2019

    City of Music. We’re going around the globe in search of the amazing stories from the people who make it. The people who play it. The people who live it. The people who love it.

    The City of Music podcast is a series of powerful conversations between people making a real impact in all areas of music.

    Episode 1 features Trials, one half of A.B. Original, the biggest Hip Hop band in Australia and an ARIA Award-winning producer for the Hilltop Hoods and artists like Drapht, Illy, Seth Sentry and The Funkoars in conversation with DyspOra, a South Sudanese-born sonic activist and Playback 808 MC named Best Male Artist in 2017 at the South Australian Music Awards.

    City of Music is brought to you by the City of Adelaide

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    39 mins

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