Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, More Join No Music for Genocide Boycott
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Lorde, Paramore, Björk, Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, Idles, Muna are among over 1,000 artists blocking streaming from Israel with No Music for Genocide
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