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Pub Choir queen on why singing is ‘the closest to magic we can get’
In the first of our City Chats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, and her approach to karaoke.
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What happenedIn the first of our City Chats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, and her approach to karaoke.
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Left / center-leftPub Choir queen on why singing is ‘the closest to magic we can get’
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Pub Choir queen on why singing is ‘the closest to magic we can get’
In the first of our City Chats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, and her approach to karaoke.
Pub Choir queen on why singing is ‘the closest to magic we can get’
In the first of our City Chats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, and her approach to karaoke.