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The undeniably Ashki sounds of Miami Boys Choir have blown up on social media

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Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song Film review: The journey of a classic

A comprehensive look at the story of the song and what it represented for its writer Leonard Cohen and all those who sang it after him

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The musical genius behind Les Mis explains how his own dream came true

Claude-Michel Schönberg talks about his French upbringing, his brush with pop stardom and how Jesus Christ Superstar inspired him to create hit musicals

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The musical genius behind Les Mis explains how his own dream came true

Celebrating Leonard’s forgotten music

A concert aims to publicise the work of Leonard Salzedo

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Grammy-winning South African DJ performs in Israel, defying BDS

An award-winning South African DJ has performed for in Israel his fourth time

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All the rage! Jewish punk group score victory in Battle of the Bands contest

Best friends Billy Alexander, Aaron Bennis and Brandon Miller formed Arkley while studying at the Borehamwood school

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All the rage! Jewish punk group score victory in Battle of the Bands contest

Trainwreck: Woodstock 99 TV review: A Sixties dream turns into a Nineties nightmare

Netflix's portrayal of how an attempt to replay the famous festival three decades on is a detailed autopsy of the decline and fall of teenagekind

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Facing down fear: Ezra Furman explains why community is important to her when she's battling prejudice

Her sixth solo LP, All Of Us Flames, is vivid, bold and thrillingly urgent - unlike the many introspective albums of instrumental music that emerged from the pandemic

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