Episode 165: Anaiah Lei of Zulu

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Episode 165: Anaiah Lei of Zulu

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Mar 6, 2023

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Keith sits down with Anaiah Lei to discuss growing up in Los Angeles, Anaiah's early start in the world of music, touring the world with the Bots, leaving to pursue his passion for hardcore and punk music, drumming for Dare, the formation of Zulu, the early days of the band, their creative process and influences, the debut LP "A New Tomorrow", what's next for Zulu and more.

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Mar 6, 2023

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