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The Amsterdam connect is a monthly podcast centred around music, culture and everything in-between. Founded by Recording artist Sani. Brought to you by BRAM RADIO
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South Beats: Behind the Sound | Amsterdam Connect (opens the original)
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What does it really take to create a hit? This episode of Amsterdam Connect goes behind the scenes with South Beats, the Netherlands-based producer who has worked with some of the biggest names in Dutch hip-hop, including Boef. We talk about his journey from Afghanistan to the Netherlands, growing up between cultures, discovering music, and finding his way into the Dutch music industry. South gives us an honest look at what happens behind the beats—the wins, the setbacks, the business, the press
Emmanuel Igwe & DJ Nash on the Amsterdam connect podcast (opens the original)
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In this episode of Amsterdam Connect, we're joined by two Nigerian entrepreneurs making their mark in the Netherlands—one building a growing fitness accessories brand, the other making waves as a DJ and music entrepreneur. From navigating life abroad to building businesses from the ground up, we dive into the realities of entrepreneurship, discipline, culture, and chasing opportunities in a foreign country. We also explore the Dutch way of life, the Nigerian community in the Netherlands, the evo
Izzy Odigie Talks Creativity, Culture & Building a Global Career | Amsterdam Connect (opens the original)
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Join us on Amsterdam Connect as we sit down with internationally acclaimed choreographer and creative director Izzy Odigie for an inspiring conversation about creativity, discipline, and building a career that reaches across continents. Izzy shares her journey from discovering her passion for dance to becoming a globally recognized creative force, working with artists including Wizkid, Burna Boy, Rema, Ayra Starr, Omah Lay, and Asake. We discuss the rise of Afro-dance, what it takes to lead crea
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