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King Kapisi

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At the end of the 20th century, a younger generation of Samoan musicians drew on their urban experiences to communicate what it meant to be Samoan in New Zealand. The Wellington-raised Samoan King Kapisi, known to his family as Bill Urale, became one of the country’s best hip hop artists. ...
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