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BBC Music Introducing LIVE host the LGBTQ+ Artists Sparking A Revolution panel

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The informative panel was hosted by DJ/broadcaster Jaguar and featured artists like Lava La Rue, Shura, Jodie Harsh, Mykki Blanco and Gay Times CEO Tag Warner.

This year’s event took place digitally for the first time due to the ongoing pandemic. The young innovators dived into a series of topics concerning the LGBTQ+ community in the music space.

During the panel, Lava La Rue spoke about their gender non conforming journey and the much-needed education within the music industry stating: “I was just always like a little gender non conforming child, I never felt weird or confused, it was other people that were just confused of my existence […].” They continued: “Even getting older and making music and putting myself out there and people

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