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    "comment": "Sarah Julia from the Netherlands is up for a 2026 Music Moves Europe Award (MME Awards), an annual prize recognizing the success of ten emerging artists or groups who reached audiences outside their own countries with their first internationally released album in the past year.\n\nYou can check out all nominees here, as well as vote for your favourite: https://mmeawards.eu/en/\nBound by sisterhood and defined by piercing vulnerability, Sarah Julia craft harmony-laden indie folk that transforms love, loss, and longing into something quietly luminous. The Dutch group has supported Paris Paloma across the US, UK and EU, shared stages with Faye Webster, Jacob Alon and Neil Young, and headlined in LA, NYC and London. Their second EP, Only Making It Worse - produced by Grammy winner Catherine Marks - builds on their cult debut, cementing them as one of the most evocative contemporary indie folk acts.",
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