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VOL. 01 / QUARTERLY
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Where music, identity, and the people building tomorrow's tools intersect.
Founders & Frequencies is an independent quarterly music and culture publication covering the cohort of working artists who are also running real companies, and working founders who are also releasing serious creative work. It publishes long-form reviews, conversations, listening diaries, and scene reports.
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