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Chanda Rubin reveals her Pandora playlist for start of 2020

Published Feb 16, 2020

While the Australian Open is behind us, Chanda Rubin's Pandora playlist from her summer Down Under is as relevant as ever.

Thanks to Tennis Channel's year-long partnership with Pandora, brought to you by Sirius XM, fans get to hear what Rubin enjoys listening to. The 1996 Australian Open doubles champion has a mixture of genres on her list including rap, pop and reggae.

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"So music has aways been important to me because it changes my mood," Rubin said. "I use music in different ways to affect my mood in a positive way."

Her go-to artists—at least to start 2020—include Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Selena Gomez, Jason Mraz, Bob Marley, Adele and many more.

"Often when I was playing and traveling a lot music was important because when I needed that little xtra pump, that little extra lift in my spirits I went to a particular song or a particular playlist," Rubin said. "So it was important to me to have the right songs that affected me mentally and emotionally."

Pandora has teamed up with Tennis Channel to connect music and sports in an exclusive and innovative way by bringing fans closer to the players they love with curated playlists and podcasts. Not only is there a playlist for the thrilling action in Melbourne, but also new content will be released for Indian Wells, Roland Garros and the US Open.

The Tennis Channel Podcast Network is on Pandora, and you can listen to any of the Network's shows including *Tennis Channel Liv*e and the TENNIS.com Podcast.

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