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OK, so hear us out... we moved on the 8th March but we've been so busy we forgot to let you know what's occurring. Well, exciting things are happening over on our flashy new site that's, like, ten times better—we promise! 

I'll never forget what drove me to create this little blog at 15 in the hopes I could one day write for DIY or the NME, and my morals will always stay the same. 

Since we made the big move into professionalism, we've been backlogged with music submissions, over 100 applications to write for us, and an overwhelming amount of support I never expected in a million years. It's funny what life throws at you when you work incredibly hard. 

We have a  logo now; a team; almost 700 followers on Instagram; 4k unique visitors to the new website. Things that, if you had told me them 6 years ago, I'd have laughed at you. I didn't believe I could do these things and, yet, here I am doing them. Achieving everything 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 years old me would have never thought I could. But I can. 

I love music, and I love to share it with others. Nothing is better than hearing "oh, I found this band because of The Indie Scene". I'll always aim to give a voice to the people overlooked by the mainstream media, and I'll work tirelessly for no monetary gain to do just that. 

We have some exciting plans in the works so, trust me, you are going to want to be there for them. 

If you wish to "buy me a coffee", you can do so here. Any money you send will go towards covering the cost of The Indie Scene, plus any future endeavours.  

Thank you for coming along for the ride.

For the last time, Kamala. x

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