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    "I’m going to start a possibly born-to-fail band."

    The University of Leeds is best known for its Capstone Project Program, a program designed to allow students to explore their field of study more in-depth particular to their interests. Darcy Olsson, a business/ management major - has been waiting for this day to come. When Darcy submits their application to create a band that is practically set up to fail - a band made up of people not so musically inclined, they had not planned for it to happen so soon. The drummer they picked has flaked and they need to find someone to replace her. Luckily, Darcy knows a girl who knows a guy that just so happens to know drums and can pick up the material fast. It does not fit their authentic idea, but they will take what they can get. When the new drummer, Charlie, reluctantly agrees to join the band, he soon realizes that falling in love with playing the drums again isn’t the only thing he will be falling for.

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