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Blinker The Star Pembroke, Ontario
Blinker The Star, the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist/ producer Jordon Zadorozny has landed where it began: a one man recording entity with sprinklings of guest star overdubs, solidly in the blueprint of past giants and influencers Todd Rundgren, Prince, R Stevie Moore and Lenny Kravitz. 2023 sees the release of Blinker's The Star's 12th full length album, "Animal Math". ... more
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