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Darren Hayes: How music saved him from domestic violence

Hayes grew up in Logan amid violence, bullied for being gay, and credits music as essential to his survival and escape.

Why it mattersHayes's story shows how LGBTQ+ artists faced pressure to hide their identity and how childhood trauma shapes creative drive.

AustraliaHayes is Australian music royalty; his openness helps Australian listeners understand mental health struggles and LGBTQ+ issues.

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