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Superdemolition
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A piano on Mount Royal
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Subway, show me the way
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Cashier #6, please
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Fire away
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The Deathmarch
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A Forest Opera Ottawa, Ontario
Jay M. Olivier is a musician based in Ottawa, Ontario.
A Forest Opera is an artist name thought of by two buddies
trying to form a band, despite having two different life paths, and choosing to be best friends instead. The name now represents a non-judgemental umbrella name for honest experimentation and genre exploration.
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