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    Nas shares open letter on music’s foundations: ‘No knowledge
of self is certain death’
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    Nas shares open letter on music’s foundations: ‘No knowledge of self is certain death’

    Nas has shared an open letter on Instagram reflecting on the roots of music and the way the industry treats the artists who built it. The note is signed “Nasir Jones, BLAK MUSIC 2026.” In the letter, Nas writes that he has spent the past year watching a lot happen in the culture while working …

    Nas shares open letter on music’s foundations: ‘No knowledge of self is certain death’

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