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Diplo praises queer artists for ‘changing way music exists’

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Diplo has credited queer artists for the evolution of music in recent history. In an interview with British LGBTQ+ publication Attitude, the DJ and producer praised the “fearlessness” of queer artists who have “changed the way music exists”. “The original guys who were creating hip-hop were queer.

House music, Baltimore Club, New Orleans bounce music – every time there’s a genre that falls out of nothing, it’s always been kind of like the queer scene that created that,” he said.

The star, real name Thomas Wesley Pentz, continued: “It’s always been in the underground. It’s like Vogue that Madonna put out, and she’s always shown respect and love, but it’s always been the queer community who have to scratch it out of nothing. “I think that’s

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