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‘Everything’: Fefe Dobson’s Turn As A Black Woman In Punk Rock

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Fefe Dobson was born and raised in Toronto to a white mother and absent father of Jamaican heritage. At 14, she declined a recording contract with Jive Records, home to Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, and Britney Spears. Dobson cited Beatle John Lennon and Wizard of Oz icon Judy Garland as influences, two musical pioneers with wildly different sounds.

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‘Everything’: Fefe Dobson’s Turn As A Black Woman In Punk Rock

On her eponymous 2003 debut, Canadian musician Fefe Dobson rebuffed critics with her powerful ballad ‘Everything.’

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