Omar Robert Hamilton's musical map of the Egyptian Revolution
In author Omar Robert Hamilton's q block party, he takes us to the front lines of protests in Egypt, exploring the sounds of Cairo's Tahrir Square.
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Omar Robert Hamilton's debut novel, The City Always Wins (out now), is a fictional account of the Egypt Revolution of 2011, wrapped up in truth. Hamilton himself spent many days and nights on the front line in Tahrir Square, and in this q block party, he presents a soundscape of those days and how the change in music reflected the change in times.
— Produced by Ben Edwards