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Fragments and Frequencies by Seth Metoyer

Seth Metoyer

Exploring the creative process through music, writing, and industry insights with exclusive content and behind-the-scenes access.

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    Emmy-nominated producer, Writer, and founder of Broken Curfew Records. Formerly with Sony Music and Metal Digest. I explore music, faith, philosophy, art, film, and culture. Assistant Editor at Heaven’s Metal Magazine.

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