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praCh’s DALAMA Chronicles at CTFF (2019)

praCh with his DALAMA’s Guest Feature Artist after the DALAMA (Live Show) at the 7th Annual Cambodia Town Film Festival. 09/14/19

September 14, 2019

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7th Cambodia Town Film Festival 2019

The 7th Annual Cambodia Town Film Festival, Long Beach, California. www.CambodiaTownFilmFestival.com 09/14/19

September 14, 2019

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”praCh‘s incendiary tales of Cambodia’s past, told in the defiant tones of rap, hit Phnom Penh like a B-52 bombing raid.”
– NEWSWEEK

”praCh is breaking the taboos by telling young Cambodians about the darkest chapter of their country’s history.”
– LOS ANGELES TIMES

”Everyone wants to express themselves like him, but they’re afraid. In Cambodia, no one would dare say what he say. It’s inspirational.”
– CNN

“praCh is phenomenal! He’s smart, raw, talented, inspired. praCh is a treasure to our community.”
– LOUNG UNG

“I love it!”
– ANGELINA JOLIE

“Its pure unadulterated rap. He’s the voice of his people.”
– NAS

“It may be actual, it may be spiritual, it may be intellectual, but it’s revolution.”
– GREG MELLEN, LB PRESS-TELEGRAM

“The King of Khmer Rap”
– RICH KANE, OC WEEKLY

“Authentic, unapologetic, raw lyrics. It’s unadulterated rap – I love it”
– MARK COLE, BBC

“powerful musical condemnation of the Cambodian genocide”
– AMERICA.gov

“It’s clear that his experience in both Cambodia and the United States have shaped his style, and sound which he crafted brilliantly.”
– TheWORLD.org