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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2024 · 3 MIN

SHORTS: Nadine El Roubi on Songwriting as a Diary

from San Clemente · host Grace Bailey

Nadine has been praised by Esquire, Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan and the great SZA. She's performed around the world, worked with fashion powerhouse Louboutin and featured on the album of international Iraqi rap legend Narcy. Her work focuses on intersectional female empowerment and incorporates her Sudanese, Egyptian and Iranian heritage.  Her latest track Calm Down is a witty and damning challenge to colonial, capitalist and patriarchal structures that connected especially well with Gen Z, reaching over 1 million views for a single video.  You can find more about Nadine on her ⁠website⁠, ⁠insta⁠ or ⁠TikTok⁠.  More interviews are available on the podcast and our ⁠site⁠. 

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