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Our exciting new UN podcast series, amplifyHER, launches in style with Milli, the fearless teenage superstar from Thailand, and the first artist from the country to perform solo at the world-famous Coachella Music festival, in 2022.
The appearance thrust her into the global spotlight, but Milli has been making waves in her homeland ever since the release of her debut single Phak Kon in 2020, thanks to witty lyrics in English, Thai, and several regional dialects.
Milli is not afraid to voice her opinion on any subject, and she has more self-confidence than many artists twice her age.
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Music: Milli
Audio: UN News/ Conor Lennon
Image: United Nations
Original music that appears in amplifyHER is included with the kind permission of the artists. All rights reserved.

amplifyHER episode 1: Milli

Today we meet Jamaican singer Sarah Couch. Sarah is part of DejaVilla, a duo she formed with Brooklyn-based producer and songwriter David Marston, who provides the dance rhythms to her sensual vocals.
Although her parents were both musicians, they encouraged her to study in the hospitality industry, in the knowledge that making a living in the music industry, particularly in Jamaica, can be hard.
Sarah tells us that, although music is now her main focus, cooking is still one of her passions.
Audio: UN News/ Conor Lennon
Original music that appears in amplifyHER is included with the kind permission of the artists. All rights reserved.

amplifyHER episode 6 : Sarah Couch

Alena Murang is a young artist from Borneo, working to preserve her Dayak Kelabit indigenous roots. She has become synonymous with the Sape, a lute instrument of the highland tribes of Borneo, traditionally reserved for male healers.
The first woman to professionally perform and teach this instrument, she sings in the endangered languages of Kelabit and Kenyah and her work to preserve intangible cultural heritage has been recognised by UNESCO, where she has acted as a youth representative.
She told us about her journey into music, her deep connection with her indigenous roots as well as the challenges of being a mixed race child, and all about the magnificent instrument she plays: the sape.
Audio: UN News/ Laura Quinones
Original music that appears in amplifyHER is included with the kind permission of the artists. All rights reserved.

amplifyher episode 8: Alena Murang

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