Deeyah was a child prodigy superstar in her home country of Norway. As she grew older she gained international success, was signed to BMG/Arista and Warner Bros record labels and subsequently became subject to threats – being a westernised Muslim woman with a growing presence in the media…
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In this interview with Care2.com, Deeyah speaks about the great importance of organizations like Freemuse.
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In this interview with Chris Crowstaff, Deeyah shares the story behind her current work-in-progress a documentary film about Honour Killings.
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The Guardian Newspaper featured an article about the compilation “Listen To The Banned”. Titled: “Banned singers join together for an album of hope”. You can read the full article by clicking more.
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Listen To The Banned has now been listed on The Royal Norwegian Embassy in London website. You can see the page here: http://www.norway.org.uk/
More+Deeyah speaks to Mark Coles of The Strand about Listen To The Banned on the BBC World Service.
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More+US radio host Jean Feraca of show Here On Earth picks Listen To The Banned as her pick of the week.
More+Clips of the songs featured on Listen To The Banned.
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