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About Ezra Furman
American musician and songwriter
Ezra Furman is an American musician and songwriter. She is known for her work as a singer and for music that has drawn attention in contemporary indie and punk circles. Furman has built a career as a writer and performer, with songs that often carry a personal, searching tone. Her work is associated with frankness and emotional detail, and she is widely recognized for both her recordings and her songwriting.
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