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Past Season

2022-2023 Season

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Diving deep into concept of remix, our first season 'post-pandemic' explores interconnecting stories.

This season is all about the complex identities that weave through music. From home countries to family stories, local quirks to intergenerational legacies, we share what makes us who we are.

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This season is dedicated to opening up, both literally and metaphorically. Breaking norms, creating opportunities, and celebrating successes.
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