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Sep 9, 2020 59 min

Music Transcends Language (ft. Aleebi)

from Eat Your Crust Hosted by Crystal Jiao, Jeesoo Kim

If you've ever used Spotify or YouTube to listen to music, you've probably stumbled upon a song in a language you don't know how to speak. But have you ever heard a song that features not just one, but 3 different languages? This week we chat with Crystal's high school friend Austin (aka Aleebi). He makes music in English, Korean, and Japanese and has garnered over 200,000 total streams on Spotify. Austin shares with us his experience as an Asian-American rapper in an increasingly global music market. What role does language play in self-expression? How can Asian artists explore the Hip Hop space without veering into cultural appropriation? Check out: Austin on instagram: @aleebi & Friends: @jsalenphotography @jnybeatzz @officialkeepitinside @tysonyoshi @ranchisnoble @michrome_boyz Support the show Follow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

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If you've ever used Spotify or YouTube to listen to music, you've probably stumbled upon a song in a language you don't know how to speak. But have you ever heard a song that features not just one, but 3 different languages? This week we chat with Crystal's high school friend Austin (aka Aleebi). He makes music in English, Korean, and Japanese and has garnered over 200,000 total streams on Spotify. Austin shares with us his experience as an Asian-American rapper in an increasingly global musi...

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