Growing up in Manhattan, Sadie Dupuis realized early that she wanted to be more than just another "earnest-singing, pretty-voiced frontwoman." Starting as a young teenager, she played shows as a solo act and with what she now describes as "shitty" bands, but felt misunderstood as her sound matured. "I would show up as a singer in the band, and the sound guys would turn the vocals so up, and the reverb so up," recalls Dupuis, 24. "They'd assume that if there's a woman fronting a band, it's going to be some kind of singer-songwriter project." Today, Dupuis is writing...
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