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From pop to synth-wave, these queer music picks are not to be missed

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As they always say, “after every storm, there is a rainbow” and it seems that the pandemic was a moment of inspiration for several queer artists.

Across different music genres, there are new tracks out there from proud LGBTQ+ artists, that you should definitely know. From pop, folk, electronic, and synth-wave there is a lot […] The post From pop to synth-wave, these queer music picks are not to be missed appeared first on GCN.

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