aNewERA artist, Maya Behl got the opportunity to be interviewed by Mundane Magazine based in Nashville. In this interview, Maya talks about her story as an artist, her influences and her inspiration behind her past release.
Maya Behl discusses her aNewERA zoom concert fundraiser and the Success of the Sigauque Project in Moozambique in creating social change through musical performance.
Maya Behl reviews Indian women’s cultural contribution through sound engineering.
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Maya Behl researches the evidence-based medical benefits that music can have on body and mind.
Maya Behl examines the influence that black female rappers’ lyrics have on society and culture.
Maya Behl discusses the relevance of Jazz music especially for the social mobility of black female artists.
Maya Behl talks about giving free voice lessons to children who can not afford them and discussing how the children of Caterua (Central South America) have benefited from the Recycled Orchestra.
Maya Behl analyzes how digital distribution influenced the spread of Latin American artists music across continents.
Maya Behl considers the impact of Native American female artists advocating for social change.