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Tag: Mistaken Identity

Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on24 June 201926 June 2019

Steve and Mal Sedergreen on the Return of Mistaken Identity

“We both share similar music philosophies when playing live music, in that as Jazz musicians, we have to listen to each other and dynamically create some music in the moment of performing and go off the chart. Its about taking risks – and that’s where the joy is.”

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