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Juno and Hanna

15-Apr-16 20:00

Juno and Hanna

We were super excited to finally catch up with a duo that we’re huge fans of. We heard them over the weekend at #thiscoverweekend, and we literally stopped what we were doing when we heard them rehearsing. Ladies and gentleman it’s the sibling duo, Juno and Hanna!


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