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Music not her first career path, but Throwing Shade has many strings to her bow
When London-based producer Throwing Shade, aka Nabihah Iqbal, plays at Meredith Music Festival this weekend, it won't be your standard DJ set.
Annabel Ross is a Reporter for The Age.
When London-based producer Throwing Shade, aka Nabihah Iqbal, plays at Meredith Music Festival this weekend, it won't be your standard DJ set.
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