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Amy Douglas is no disposable diva

She wants to bring the music back to dance music

By Luke O’Neil

 |  Globe Correspondent  

  March 16, 2012

You can’t always get what you want, as the fella once said in the song. It’s a rock and roll sentiment that Amy Douglas, the brash powerhouse singer, found out on an unexpected detour toward becoming a widely in-demand voice in the electronic dance music world. Aside from her work with producer Rob Phillips in the local duo SPF5000, the Somerville resident and New York City native has been popping up all over the dance map.

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