Maddie Thies — A TCK Who Uses Her Upbringing In Korea To Influence Her Music
Bassist and songwriter Maddie Thies spent her formative years growing up in Seoul, South Korea.
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Focus on people who, during their formative years, spent significant periods of time in cultures other than that of their passport country.
Bassist and songwriter Maddie Thies spent her formative years growing up in Seoul, South Korea.
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