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Palestine Amplified is a four-part series exploring the Palestinian struggle through music. In this episode, we share some of the ways music is used as a tool of liberation, whether as code to pass messages, in documenting people's stories, or as a vessel for collective memory and healing.

Voices featured in this episode:

Selma Al-Aswad
Tory J
Kevin Sur
Sabrene Odeh
Huda Asfour
Gabriel Teodros
Wendy Elisheva Somerson

Explore music from the episode on KEXP's Spotify page.

The live version of "Ya Taleen al-Jabal" heard at the beginning of the episode is performed by Emel Mathlouthi.

Palestine Amplified was written, produced, and hosted by Isabel Khalili, with editing support from Roddy Nikpour, Dusty Henry and Larry Mizell Jr. Audio was mixed by Roddy Nikpour, who also contributed original music.

Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Palestine Amplified Part 2: Music as a Tool of Liberation

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