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So Faint is the collaborative project of Lyn Heinemann and Hannah Georgas. After years on separate paths, with Lyn stepping away from bands but still writing music for herself, and Hannah building an acclaimed international music career that has recently seen her join Broken Social Scene, the two reunited in 2023 to create the music they’d been quietly missing. Their self-titled record is out now on Beetle Bomb Records. 
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