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The Pocket Symphony Orchestra UK
The Pocket Symphony Orchestra have been making music for over a decade. Starting in 2012, what started out as a solo project by frontman Barry quickly became a new band, formed with his life-long friend and musical collaborator, Darren. The two of them recorded the band’s debut and over time have recruited various members to the band, including current members Jake and Adam. ... more
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