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1. Citations- well done, unclear where the last sentence in "early career" section came from.
2. Anything missing?- any info available about her education? where is she from and/or currently based?
3. Copyedit-very readable.
4. Is the language consistently neutral? yes!
5. Is there original research (opinion, speculation, pontificating, etc.)- none
6. Is your entry assignable to wikipedia categories?- Female composers/artists, american electronic musicians
(-alyssa)
