LEX and LANA Appear on NHK Special With Teens, Premiere New Songs
The program pairs LEX and LANA's own experiences with hardship against direct conversations with teens, turning their music into the medium for exploring what a place to belong means.
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Rappers and real siblings LEX and LANA will appear on the NHK E-Tele documentary program 'To You Searching for a Place to Belong: LEX LANA, Songs Woven with Teens - PASS THE MIC,' airing Saturday, August 29 at 10:00 PM. They will converse with teens facing loneliness and difficulty in living, and each will premiere a song: LEX an unreleased track written at 18, LANA a new song inspired by the conversations. The program marks their first terrestrial TV appearance.
LEX and LANA are set for their first terrestrial television appearance on the NHK E-Tele documentary 'To You Searching for a Place to Belong: LEX LANA, Songs Woven with Teens - PASS THE MIC,' airing Saturday, August 29 at 10:00 PM. The two artists, who are real siblings, will sit down with teens who carry loneliness and difficulty in living, and together they will consider what a place to belong is and how to face those struggles.
For the program, concerns were gathered from teens nationwide, covering loneliness in school life, family environments, friendships, online defamation, and vague anxieties about the future. LEX will premiere an unreleased song he wrote at 18 while struggling with life, and LANA will create and premiere a new song based on the feelings from her conversations with the teens. The songwriting process was closely documented.
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