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    "comment": "Jana Bahrich (Francis of Delirium) grew up in Luxembourg, where she played French horn as a child and rented a banjo so she could learn to play \"Foggy Mountain Breakdown.\" She was musically influenced by the instrumentation of Sufjan Stevens and the vocals and energy of Pearl Jam. https://www.francisofdelirium.com/\n\nBahrich enjoyed a somewhat more international upbringing than most: \"We moved around a lot because my parents are international school-teachers. Before I was born, they lived in Morocco. My mom moved around a lot as a kid, so my family has an affinity for moving around a lot. I was born in Belgium, moved to Switzerland, back to Belgium, then Vancouver, Canada, then Luxembourg, where I’ve been the longest at 6 years. I just don’t feel tethered to a place entirely, my identity isn’t tied to a country. But after 6 years, I do feel an affinity for my life here.\"\n\nDon't miss her live performance in the KEXP studio last year: https://youtu.be/GSIUzfj6SoA",
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