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MNOP New York
MNOP delivers high energy, dynamic bangers with an emphasis on lyrical explorations of love, loss and everything in between.
Who says an existential crisis can’t rock? Probably no one, but if they do, MNOP is here to melt faces and work through our feelings together. Because that’s what friends are for.
MNOP is Amelia Hazen, Kevin Shipp, Evan Caverninha, and Joe Cosmo Cogen.
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