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The Sounds from Afar and Around

By Jelena Kopanja
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Esrap by Daniel Shaked -2857

Up-and-coming Viennese artists reclaim labels once used to exclude – crafting a new sound and an optimistic identity in the process.

You’ve probably been to “Tschuschistan” and you didn’t even know it. There is no border and you don’t need a passport. But if you’ve ever bought an eggplant at Brunnenmarkt, eaten ćevapi in Balkanika, tasted a sugary baklavain Restaurant Kent or sipped black coffee from a demitasse on Yppenplatz in Vienna’s 16th district, you’ve been there. It’s where the siblings Enes […]
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TrendsCity LifePrint EditionsWinter 2019

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