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My name's Kelly Fox. I am 32 years old. I am living in London currently, but from America, I spent the

previous 12 years in L.A. I've been in London for coming up on two years in May.

And, yeah, a little bit more, I guess. I don't like to introduce myself by my profession

because I find that to be pretty boxed in in a lot of ways because I think I'm a lot more than just what I do.

So, but we'll go into that anyways. So I work in the music industry. I've worked in

different facets of the music industry for the last 12 years of my life.

Previous to that, grew up in Arizona, moved to L.A. when I was 18 years old, so really got

thrown into the ringer very quickly, and then moved to London at 30 years old. And I'm still

working in music, but I have a very passionate and dedicated interest in psychology.

And I definitely see myself going in a direction of potentially working in psychology as maybe a therapist and doing that for the music industry because I do think that

there is a massive void and lack of that within music as we're seeing just with, you know,

various artists dropping out of festivals or not being able to go on tours or just a general really big need for that and especially

for young or up-and-coming artists that, you know, have been just thrown into the limelight

and don't really know how to handle it. I find it to be a very similar fashion to when, you know,

we go to high school or we go to college

and then we're just thrown out into the adult world with like little to no guidance when

it comes to, you know, doing our taxes or doing these things. I think in the artist world or

even the songwriter producer or even in the executives world, you get thrown into these

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