Fefe Dobson Is Sick With Emotion Over First LP in 13 Years
Pop-punk’s Fefe Dobson returns with her first new album in ten years this Friday. She chats about Emotion Sickness and her growth as an artist.
Pop-punk’s Fefe Dobson returns with her first new album in ten years this Friday. She chats about Emotion Sickness and her growth as an artist.
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