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Mk.gee, an Unlikely Guitar God, Chases the Promise of Pop

September 04, 2024

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At 27, he has a desire to rethink how music is made, and the confidence to do it. Stars including Eric Clapton, Frank Ocean and Justin Bieber are buying in.

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Mk.gee, an Unlikely Guitar God, Chases the Promise of Pop

At 27, he has a desire to rethink how music is made, and the confidence to do it. Stars including Eric Clapton, Frank Ocean and Justin Bieber are buying in.

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