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Our magazine targets 16-23 year olds as we can relate to their music interests. Music plays a large role in their lives through sharing music with others and listening daily. The magazine will feature a variety of genres each week to appeal to more readers and address their diverse music tastes. It will stand out through exclusive weekly images, an interactive design with surveys, and a bright color scheme that differs from other magazines.

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