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Dec 8, 2023 11 min

Cody Jon - Musician

from Guy Perryman Interviews Hosted by Guy Perryman

A conversation with Cody Jon - Sydney beach swimming, Broadway show going pop star who was thrilled to be in Tokyo for his first Japan live show in December 2023. Talking backstage at Duo Music Exchange Shibuya Jon shares his thoughts on the "real" or "actor" persona we all display, stage fright, and a twittering sound he noticed in Tokyo.

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