ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For International Women's Day, Rachel is joined by Nottingham-based black-British Soul duo MELONYX.
MELONYX is a collaboration between Georgia Copeland and Nadia Latoya. The duo have performed at Peggy’s Sky Light, New Art Exchange, Camden’s Electric Ballroom and Gilles Peterson’s 'We Out Here' Festival. They released their first single, ‘Worth the Wait’, in May 2020.
In this podcast episode, the singers discuss sisterhood and the power of women supporting each other. They talk about how they came together as a group, their influences, wellbeing and self-care, and how they’ve continued to stay creative during the pandemic.
English
United Kingdom
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