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Nostalgia
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The Tiger
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Perfect
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Streets of America
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The Curly Twins
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Emily
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Respect
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The Crowd
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City Lights
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Freya Bennett Melbourne, Australia
Emerging songstress Freya Bennett combines instrumental music with whimsical lyrics, creating a different sound and
different experience.
"Charming and disarming, a whimsical journey of story and music."
"Heavily instrumental, the music is very much like a movie soundtrack for some little American indie film with a bit of a Frenchie feel." Theatre Press, Melbourne
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