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TL Forsberg was born in Nova Scotia, Canada. She performed with a band in Toronto’s International Music Week and was noticed by Bhurr Records. Shortly after this, show was opening for various performers for over 15,000 people, this is when she was noticed by MTV where they wanted to feature her in a story due to her unique music and performance style. After this, she released her first studio album, The Kriya Project, she was then featured in the award winning documentary “See What I’m Saying” and ABC’s TV show “Switched at Birth.” I could not find much information on what TL is currently doing, as her website hasn’t been updated since 2013 and her last acting credit on imdb.com was in 2014, however looking at her fan page on Facebook she
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