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Nine Poems
by Angela Jaeger
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Angela JaegerAngela Jaeger is a New York-based singer who has recorded and performed with a diverse group of musicians including PigBag, The Drowning Craze, Bush Tetras, Billy McKenzie, David Cunningham, Amy Rigby, Jim Sclavunos and Alan Licht. She recently gave a debut joint reading of her Punk Diary project with writer/journalist Byron Coley at Issue Project Room and is currently shaping this material into book form. She will be performing GRACE / WING at Issue Project Room through voice – text – drawings, accompanied by tapes and a snare drum on May 5.
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