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Israeli rappers prove hip-hop will translate to any language

By Loolwa Khazzoom
Globe Correspondent / January 4, 2004

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TEL AVIV -- At 3 a.m. on a Thursday night, the Soweto club is packed wall to wall, as DJ Jeremy spins the latest in hip-hop, reggae, R&B, and soul music. A slender young man with chin-length dreadlocks, the DJ is also known as MC Jeremy Cool Habash -- the leading Ethiopian-Israeli rapper, regularly featured on television and radio programs ... (Full Article: 1352 Words)

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