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Emily Otto @ Leverkusener Jazztage 2025
Conventional is not an option for her. It has to be special. And free. Freedom is the foundation of Emily's songwriting, which recently made her known nationwide—as a resident artist in her hometown and the face of the city of Leverkusen's new pop music promotion program.
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Conventional is not an option for her. It has to be special. And free. Freedom is the foundation of Emily's songwriting, which recently made her known nationwide—as a resident artist in her hometown and the face of the city of Leverkusen's new pop music promotion program.
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