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Feb 26, 2021 1 hr 7 min

Episode 21 - Amythyst Kiah

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As part of ASCAP's Black History Month celebration, we talk to Amythyst Kiah - the provocative and powerful East Tennessee singer-songwriter and member of the acclaimed Americana supergroup, Our Native Daughters. Last week, Kiah released a new solo recording of her Grammy-nominated song "Black Myself" - and Our Native Daughters has a brand new documentary out on the Smithsonian Channel, called Reclaiming Our History. We also talk to Wayne Barrow, film producer, manager, entrepreneur, and co-founder, along with Mark Pitts, of ByStorm Entertainment about his experience working with the late, great Notorious BIG and the new documentary Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell, dropping on Netflix on March 1st. Then we'll revisit our recent ASCAP Experience panel which brought together gospel stars Jason Nelson, Erica Campbell of Mary Mary, and Tye Tribbett to discuss how the gospel community has responded to the social and spiritual challenges we face today. Check out more in-depth coverage of ASCAP's Black History Month celebration. Listen to the official lyric video for Amythyst Kiah's "Black Myself" Watch the trailer for Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell Listen to our conversation with Our Native Daughters' Allison Russell Listen, Watch & Subscribe Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher

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