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Welcome to the Future
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March of the Machines
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Bright Future?
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Simon Janssen Washington, D.C.
Between singing in an a-capella group, being the frontman of a punk band and writing soundtracks for short film, games and
radio productions - Simon Janssen has always been comfortable in a variety of musical genres.
Simon tries out new sounds and new styles, while being deeply rooted in the punk rock of his past.
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