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Interview with DANNY ROGERS, manager for Gotye, The Temper Trap - Apr 25, 2012

“I’ve always known that if you make the right video with the right song then it can make all the difference.”

Surely it’s no coincidence that Australia’s two latest major pop exports – Gotye (US, UK, Aus, Ger No.1) and The Temper Trap (UK Top 10, US Alt Top 10) – share the same manager in Danny Rogers. The Lunatic Entertainment MD has proven to have a keen eye for young talent with a potential for success on the international stage but also the skills, vision and ambition to make that happen – regardless of which far flung corner of the globe it comes from.

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