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Perth drag queen set for 'konnichiwa' appearance at Japanese music festival

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Perth drag queen and musician has been selected to perform as part of an international music industry conference based in Japan.

Scarlet Skylar Rae will be performing two online sessions as part of the Kansai Music Conference (KMC) festival in the autumn.An official live acoustic promotional video for the event will be released on May 21 by Kansai Music Conference and she will also be performing a live streamed session during the festival between September 16–19.The Kansai Music Conference will take place in the city of Osaka and has established itself as a prestigious annual global event ever since it first launched in 2009.The three-day festival will consist of panels from leading figures in the Japanese music industry, networking.

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