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Billboard reports that Australian singer-songwriter Jem Cassar-Daley has released her debut album, "Tattoos Used To Come Off In The Pool." In the piece, she emphasizes the depth of her creative ownership, noting that she had a say in every decision and feels totally connected to the finished work. That kind of deliberate, hands-on approach to a first full-length project is increasingly rare in an industry that often rushes emerging artists through the system.
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