DAWN Wants to Expand the Idea of What a Black Artist Really Is

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MIC/LINE

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Hosted by HYPEBEAST music editor Emmanuel Maduakolam, Mic/Line delivers in-depth conversations with your favorite music artists every Tuesday. We dig into their origin stories, learn about their inspirations, and ask the challenging questions you want answered. As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and MIC/LINE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows.

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DAWN Wants to Expand the Idea of What a Black Artist Really Is

MIC/LINE

36 minutes 57 seconds

6 years ago

DAWN Wants to Expand the Idea of What a Black Artist Really Is

For the last 14 years, Dawn Richard has had an unconventional path to success. From joining Diddy’s Making the Band 3 to Danity Kane to Dirty Money and then going solo, the New Orleans native details how preconceived notions left the singer with boundaries. The Southern native details her new album, breaking boundaries as a black artist, industry politics and more.

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