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Lil' Kim is the blueprint for the contemporary woman rap superstar. In the 1990s when other pioneering women like MC Lyte and Lady of Rage battled gender disparity head on, Lil' Kim embraced sexual liberation, documenting her explicit adventures through her dextrous lyricism, and in music videos that cooked the brains of conservative America.

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Dina Juntila aka Dina J is a Los Angeles based DJ. record collector and music supervisor. "High Noon" is a seated round about of sounds with the idea that the mix is its own OST for some unknown film. Each month features a special guest with a similar sickness.

Chandra

Chandra

Chandra has been played over 20 times on NTS, first on 10 November 2014. Chandra's music has been featured on 27 episodes.

Chandra Oppenheim is the daughter of American conceptual artist Dennis Oppenheim who was well acquainted with the artists and musicians of the late 70's Lower East Side. Her father’s students Eugene Diserio & Steven Alexander, were already active in the new wave scene as The Dance (From the ashes of The Model Citizens) and Chandra joined the band as the vocalist at the age of 10. When she turned 12, She recorded her first EP under her name, with The Dance in 1980.

Chandra became an 'It Girl' of the new wave scene for her active participation and immediately became a teenage underground icon of the 80s. She did a memorable duet with John Cale and a guest performance with Algebra Suicide. She was the youngest to be featured by Andy Warhol in his magazine, Interview and then came her article by Isabella Blow for Vogue magazine.

Chandra is currently a member of the board of directors at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

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Chandra

Chandra has been played over 20 times on NTS, first on 10 November 2014. Chandra's music has been featured on 27 episodes.

Chandra Oppenheim is the daughter of American conceptual artist Dennis Oppenheim who was well acquainted with the artists and musicians of the late 70's Lower East Side. Her father’s students Eugene Diserio & Steven Alexander, were already active in the new wave scene as The Dance (From the ashes of The Model Citizens) and Chandra joined the band as the vocalist at the age of 10. When she turned 12, She recorded her first EP under her name, with The Dance in 1980.

Chandra became an 'It Girl' of the new wave scene for her active participation and immediately became a teenage underground icon of the 80s. She did a memorable duet with John Cale and a guest performance with Algebra Suicide. She was the youngest to be featured by Andy Warhol in his magazine, Interview and then came her article by Isabella Blow for Vogue magazine.

Chandra is currently a member of the board of directors at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

Original source: Last.fm

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