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Exiled Myanmar musicians find new voices after coup

26 January 2025
in Asia Pacific
Exiled Myanmar musicians find new voices after coup
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After fleeing Myanmar following the 2021 military coup, indie-pop star Linnith now resides in Maryland, working as an Uber driver and creating music independently. Despite facing challenges in the aftermath of the coup, underground and ethnic artists are gaining popularity, with a focus on political themes and new music styles like rap and grime. The music industry in Myanmar has shifted outside the country due to political persecution and economic downturn, leading to a rise in underground music production and a revival of revolutionary music, reflecting the changing landscape for artists.

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