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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2022 · 6 MIN

Umlilo: Surviving in South Africa’s Queer Scene (Seismographic Sounds)

from The Norient Podcast: Sounds · host Leila Dee Dougan, Umlilo

For the South African artist Umlilo music is freedom and therapy at the same time. In his music he addresses issues of homophobia and bends the common images of gender. «Gender has always been something very natural to me to fuck with», he explains in the Norient podcast. A podcast from the Norient exhibition Seismographic Sounds, produced by Leila Dee Dougan.

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