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Frederick Bloy

Frederick Bloy

Frederick currently resides in London, having recently graduated up the other end of the country in Lancaster, completing an English Literature, Creative Writing and Practice degree. He co-founded the band Idiotwin, which debuted an EP in August 2023. Idiotwin have recently released a debut, self-titled LP (which you can listen to if you like) and play across London. Frederick is also currently training to be a solicitor. Strongly influenced in school by John Cage, he believes music is everywhere, from the most polished album, to birdsong, to wind through unpeopled forests. Music is music even when there is no around. Music is something, and nothing at all.

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