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Los Angeles Times
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Bedouine reimagines lost homes on Neon Summer Skin
The article discusses Bedouine’s fourth studio album, “Neon Summer Skin,” which explores themes of childhood, safety, and the concept of home through personal and cultural memories. Syrian-born singer-songwriter Azniv Korkejian reflects on her family's history, her experiences with displacement, and her efforts to preserve her heritage through emotionally resonant music. The album was influenced by her recent travels to Saudi Arabia and her reflections on family and identity, with songs capturing feelings of safety and belonging.
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