Creativity Sparks: The Unstoppable Voice of Martha Wash

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You have undoubtedly heard her unforgettable voice on hits such as “Everybody, Everybody”, “It’s Raining Men” and so many more. But Martha Wash had to use her voice to fight to make sure you knew her name. Tune in to find out how Martha took the record labels to task for abusing the demo track system. Martha paved the way for all artists - to make sure they get paid, and get credit for the talents they contribute. Trust us, you’ll be singing HER praises once you hear how she put her voice to work for the powers of good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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