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Congratulations to DC artist Kelela for making it on to The Fader Cover! Debuting her album "Take Me Apart" for her fans and for the masses. We give her a sincere congrats as she continues to pave her own way. Read it all here thefader.com/2017/10/03/kelela-cover-story-take-me-apart-interview
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Episode 46: Knoimnot World Tour + Feeling Overlooked in the #DMV
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"SHIFT" - Marlee MiXX (Prod. by Supa Statiq)
"Back from hiatus with a compelling reintroduction. Watch Marlee SHIFT her sound and style as she levels up." Marlee MiXX was better known as Marlee in the Mixx with her band based in Washington, DC and Los Angeles. Marlee is back and armed with some new bangers to reintroduce a new sound for her current and new fans. Make sure to check out her new website for all the latest updates and moves.
www.gomarlee.com
Her links: https://soundcloud.com/marlee-in-the-mixx
https://www.facebook.com/MarleeInTheMixx/
https://twitter.com/TheMixxstress
Directed by Max Haben
Produced/Recorded by and featuring Supa Statiq
Sara Curtin’s “Blame Time” is an homage to the passing seconds that we too often fault for our own inactions and misgivings.
