In Conversation: Kamasi Washington and Kamilah Forbes
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June 21, 2022
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Join us on June 21st and gain new insights from some of the industry’s most prolific creators who will share tangible lessons on developing a career, tips on identifying a signature sound, and techniques that will help improve production skills.
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