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Phoebe York's target audience for her song "Forget that I need you" includes fans of indie and pop artists like Florence and the Machine, The Killers, and Vampire Weekend. They enjoy music festivals like Glastonbury and Reading and listen to pop and rock genres on radio stations like Kiss, Radio 1, and 4 Music. While music is not essential to this audience, keeping up with top 40 songs helps them feel accepted within their social groups.
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This document profiles Phoebe York's target audience for her song "Forget that I need you". The audience enjoys pop, rock, and indie artists like Florence and the Machine and Vampire Weekend. They attend music festivals like Glastonbury and listen to radio stations like Kiss FM and Radio 1. While technology and shopping are not detailed, music helps this audience feel accepted by others and keep up with popular songs.
Audience profile
Phoebe York's target audience for her song "Forget that I need you" includes fans of artists like Florence and the Machine, The Killers, and Vampire Weekend. They enjoy pop, rock, and indie music genres. They likely attend festivals like Glastonbury and Reading. The audience plays Xbox 360 and keeps up with popular music to feel socially accepted, though music is not essential to them.
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This document profiles Phoebe York's target audience for her song "Forget that I need you". The audience enjoys pop, rock, and indie artists like Florence and the Machine and Vampire Weekend. They attend music festivals like Glastonbury and listen to radio stations like Kiss FM and Radio 1. While technology and shopping are not detailed, music helps this audience feel accepted by others and keep up with popular songs.
Audience profile
Phoebe York's target audience for her song "Forget that I need you" includes fans of artists like Florence and the Machine, The Killers, and Vampire Weekend. They enjoy pop, rock, and indie music genres. They likely attend festivals like Glastonbury and Reading. The audience plays Xbox 360 and keeps up with popular music to feel socially accepted, though music is not essential to them.
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