S1 Ep 1: Amahla
On the very first episode of Don't Call Me "Exotic", Annie is joined by soul singer and songwriter Amahla. Mentored by Nile Rogers and nominated for an Ivor Novello award for her socio-political songwriting, she speaks to Annie about challenging the Anthropology curriculum at University College London, her activism and discusses whether the music industry has done enough one year on after George Floyd.
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