National Playlist Day Campaign launched 

To celebrate the 2024 National Playlist Day on 20 September, Playlist for Life has launched an awareness raising campaign inviting contributors to share photos and the songs associated with them for a ‘The Soundtrack of your life’ story. 

The campaign aims to celebrate special moments in a person’s life, and the musical soundtrack to those moments can be from any genre or culture. 

To find out more, please visit https://www.tfaforms.com/5135781?mc_cid=5cff9de682&mc_eid=b2c5ba3d1f&mc_cid=3b4c15bf72&mc_eid=1ca4910d10 

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