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Sarah Gillespie is an Anglo-American singer songwriter based in London where she gigs regularly with her band. She is managed by Stiff Records pioneer Dave Robinson & is currently working on an album with producer, Martin Terefe. She has a first class honors degree in Film & Literature from Greenwich University & a Masters Degree from the University of London in Politics & Philosophy. Her thesis was on post Orientalist representations of Arabs in post 9/11 cinema. | Sarah Gillespie is an Anglo-American singer songwriter based in London where she gigs regularly with her band. She is managed by Stiff Records pioneer Dave Robinson & is currently working on an album with producer, Martin Terefe. She has a first class honors degree in Film & Literature from Greenwich University & a Masters Degree from the University of London in Politics & Philosophy. Her thesis was on post Orientalist representations of Arabs in post 9/11 cinema. | ||
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Sarah Gillespie is an Anglo-American singer songwriter based in London where she gigs regularly with her band. She is managed by Stiff Records pioneer Dave Robinson & is currently working on an album with producer, Martin Terefe. She has a first class honors degree in Film & Literature from Greenwich University & a Masters Degree from the University of London in Politics & Philosophy. Her thesis was on post Orientalist representations of Arabs in post 9/11 cinema.
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