You Should Hear This: A Playlist by Taliwhoah

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7syLFxQM2q2dgg0Vyh0Uds?si=6ab5e2683be04bf2

I believe that women and music are inherently political because the music industry has long attempted to suppress women, yet they have continually persevered. Despite systemic barriers, women have carved out significant influence—not only as artists but also in executive roles within major music corporations, where they are increasingly securing higher-paid positions and leadership titles. Beyond personal success, women in music are actively uplifting one another, using their cultural influence and community- building efforts to create opportunities for others. Music has always been a battleground for self-expression and liberation, and I admire the resilience of women who refuse to back down from the challenge.

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