Sliteneliten: "You have to be productive to earn your rights

Sliteneliten: "You have to be productive to earn your rights instead of the rights being there in the first place"

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Sliteneliten are six-piece feminist folk punk group from Norway who describe themselves as a “political telegram.” This week, Tiwa chats with the band to discuss their debut album and how it tackles marxism and hustle culture, the fragmentation of the Left and grass-roots activism. They are an infectious group, bursting with great energy and intelligence. We’re know you’re going to love what these talented musical-activists have to say. Plus you’ll get to hear snippets from their self-titled album which is now available on major streaming platforms. Search: ‘Sliteneliten’Follow us on Instagram: @soundsofwahala

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