Ep. 14: ‘Mixed’ Tape - Multicultural Expression in the Music Industry with Uèle Lamore

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Ep. 14: ‘Mixed’ Tape - Multicultural Expression in the Music Industry with Uèle Lamore

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May 7, 2020

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Yseult & Hannah talk with Parisian musician, conductor, and producer Uèle Lamore about her artistic inspirations and navigating a professional landscape with few women of color like herself. We preview her upcoming single “Tracks.”

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May 7, 2020

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Ep. 14: ‘Mixed’ Tape - Multicultural Expression in the Music Industry with Uèle Lamore

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