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Charlie Artingstoll

Charlie Artingstoll
Charlie Artingstoll studied Politics and Economics at the University of Cambridge. Shortly after graduating, in 2014, he moved to Yangon to start an internship with the UN Office for Drugs and Crime. After several years working for NGOs, he started his own record label and live events business. His most recent project involves using the influence and reach that celebrities enjoy for the communication of socially beneficial messages.
G-Tone performs at a Full Stop show at the Clubhouse in Kandwgyi Palace Hotel in 2018. (Supplied: Full Stop)
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Fighting the power? Myanmar hip hop loses its political voice

Successive generations of Myanmar hip hop have pushed back against a repressive government and a conservative culture – at least, until the National League for Democracy came to power.
BY Charlie Artingstoll

 

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