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AWFC member and pianist, singer and composer Adrianne Duncan’s album Gemini releases on Friday, September 24 on all platforms. Consisting of mainly originals, it also features Adrianne’s arrangement of “Roxanne” by The Police. The ensemble of world-class Los Angeles jazz musicians on the album include Nick Mancini on vibraphone, Dan Lutz on bass, Jimmy Branly on drums, Katisse Buckingham on sax and flute and John Tegmeyer on clarinet. The singles “Gemini” and “Roxanne” have already been released and can be streamed or downloaded at Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon and all other platforms.

Spotify pre-save and follow would be much appreciated and can be found here: show.co/o9tT2Sv
She can also be found and followed here and is grateful for your support!

Instagram: www.instagram.com/adrianneduncan/ or @adrianneduncan
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/40KDMVGLC2BbaknzaEkozl?si=dpYapQYySaOvf8dOhXKwkw&dl_branch=1
Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/artist/adrianne-duncan/1357983095
YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UChvEmy1EDK2LYMMcdtncCGg
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AWFC member and pianist, singer and composer Adrianne Duncan’s album Gemini releases on Friday, September 24 on all platforms. Consisting of mainly originals, it also features Adrianne’s arrangement of “Roxanne” by The Police. The ensemble of world-class Los Angeles jazz musicians on the album include Nick Mancini on vibraphone, Dan Lutz on bass, Jimmy Branly on drums, Katisse Buckingham on sax and flute and John Tegmeyer on clarinet. The singles “Gemini” and “Roxanne” have already been released and can be streamed or downloaded at Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon and all other platforms. Spotify pre-save and follow would be much appreciated and can be found here: https://show.co/o9tT2Sv She can also be found and followed here and is grateful for your support! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adrianneduncan/ or @adrianneduncan Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/40KDMVGLC2BbaknzaEkozl?si=dpYapQYySaOvf8dOhXKwkw&dl_branch=1 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/adrianne-duncan/1357983095 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChvEmy1EDK2LYMMcdtncCGg Website: https://www.adrianneduncan.com/
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Join the Women in The Mix Study!

Erin Barra is conducting this study in partnership with the Recording Academy, Arizona State University, and Berklee. It builds from and expands on the previous research she did and will be released at the Grammy’s in 2022. We are excited and hopeful that this will be something substantial and that the information will help organizations like ours to raise money and awareness around our efforts.
Erin was one of the leads on a study Berklee released in partnership with Women in Music in early 2019 about the opportunities and obstacles women in the music industry face.
Here’s a link to the survey
asu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6F0Zs3sLOwsgmXA?TrackID=ASUErin ... See MoreSee Less

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Join the Women in The Mix Study! Erin Barra is conducting this study in partnership with the Recording Academy, Arizona State University, and Berklee. It builds from and expands on the previous research she did and will be released at the Grammy’s in 2022. We are excited and hopeful that this will be something substantial and that the information will help organizations like ours to raise money and awareness around our efforts. Erin was one of the leads on a study Berklee released in partnership with Women in Music in early 2019 about the opportunities and obstacles women in the music industry face. Here’s a link to the survey https://asu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6F0Zs3sLOwsgmXA?TrackID=ASUErin
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Done <3