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Waterborne
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Greta's song
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Crossroads
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Friends
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Juan Arencibia Amsterdam, Netherlands
When Juan lived in Spain he dreamed of playing big stadium arenas with his rock band, Climax. But after the drummer suffered a psychotic episode, the band disintegrated and its members went their separate ways. Juan moved to London, formed Mean Business and released an EP of songs influenced by 90s Britpop and grunge. The EP landed Juan a licensing agreement with the online platform ArtList. ... more
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