Jonas Bjerre

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Jonas Bjerre is a musician and visual artist, best known as the lead singer of Danish alternative rock band Mew. Since their breakthrough album Frengers was released in 2003, Mew has continued to impress fans and critics worldwide with their constantly evolving sound and bold willingness to push boundaries sonically. Beyond his work with Mew, Jonas is also an accomplished visual artist and animator, having created the stunning and often fantastical visuals for the band’s live concert experiences as well as the iconic music videos for Mew and other major artists. Explore more of Jonas' work here: http://jonasbjerre.com

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