FREE MUSIC PROJECTS .ORG | Street sticker in Stockholm

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Sticker promoting Free Music Projects, an organization dedicated to providing free music. The sticker features a QR code, a black and white portrait, and an illustration of a woman. The main text on the sticker states "Free Music Projects.org".

FREE MUSIC PROJECTS .ORG https://qr.link/ja3FZz

#stockholm #music #projects #sweden #musicforhumanity #freemusic #freemusicprojects #sverige #supportmusicians #opensourcemusic #free #humanity

17 September 2024 23

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