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Quarantunes Breakout Demi Weitz Launches Artist Platform Indigo With Fellow Stanford Graduates

Weitz teamed with fellow Stanford University graduates and siblings Luc Giraud and Saskia Giraud to launch Indigo, and they’ve reeled in rapper, singer and producer .idk. to help kick off the platform.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s source item, Quarantunes Breakout Demi Weitz Launches Artist Platform Indigo With Fellow Stanford Graduates, Weitz teamed with fellow Stanford University graduates and siblings Luc Giraud and Saskia Giraud to launch Indigo, and they’ve reeled in rapper, singer and producer .idk. to help kick off the platform.

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Quarantunes Breakout Demi Weitz Launches Artist Platform Indigo With Fellow Stanford GraduatesThe Hollywood Reporter - 2026-06-11T23:19:40+00:00

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