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Jason Brillon

Jason Brillon

Hi, my name's Jason. I'm a recent graduate from Tufts University, where I studied Computer Science and English. I'm currently working as a Software Engineer. Music is one of my biggest interests, and I spend a lot of my time attending small shows and big concerts in the greater Boston area. I like basically every type of music (except country… sorry), but my go-to genre is "Alternative" which includes most everything under the sun. Some of my favorite acts include Glass Animals, Slenderbodies and Yoke Lore.

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