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Permanent Moves Brooklyn, New York
Permanent Moves is Shane Chapman and Julia Sirna-Frest, an indie-electro-folk-rock duo from Brooklyn.
They started
writing music together in 2016 based on found texts and have grown into a unique blend of eclectic orchestrations and soaring, emotional harmonies that the New York Times has called “Sonically Gorgeous”.
They have performed as a 15-person band down to a duo.
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