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Noah Slee: Far away but ‘Here For It All’ Dina Elsayed
In this week’s edition of Amplified, we catch up with New Zealand-born soul singer and producer Noah Slee. The musician just released the single, “Here For It All.” It comes after his EP, “TWICE,” and his breakthrough debut album “Otherland.”
Slee is usuallly based in Berlin, but he got stuck on tour when the pandemic struck. We reached him via Zoom in New Zealand.
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In today's Wednesday 3 p.m., we travel back to pre-pandemic times. Monika Müller-Kroll shares an awkward encounter with an old man in her essay "Photograph." This piece originally aired on August 7, 2019.
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