Unstruck, by Hanna Haas

Unstruck

by Hanna Haas

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1.	Dear Lost Friend 02:43	lyrics	buy track
The seaside Picks me up and pulls me down picks me up and pulls me down picks me up and pulls me down pulls me down Dear lost friend, No, I won't swim to shore No, I won't swim to shore No, I won't swim to shore Swim to shore So goes another page a turning So goes another storm passing through Tell me what have you learned from the mountain and the sea Have you found a place to be The seaside picks me up and pulls me down
2.	Sweet Morning 03:57		buy track
3.	Unstruck 04:50		buy track
4.	Golden 05:07		buy track
5.	A Way 05:02		buy track

about

This recording project is a selection of Hanna's songs that seek to grapple with the big questions of life. Hanna's songs recall change, reminisce on the deaths of loved ones, relationships lost, “platform-moving towns”, while at the same time remember what is constant, such as the beating of our hearts and the mystery that perhaps never dies. Hanna's songs speak to the constant rising and falling of life and the eternal beauty of it all.

Hanna has written music since her early teens, and her soothing guitar and soft vocals powerfully draw the listener in. Hanna's first EP "Unstrucl" was recorded with Cookie Marenco in 2016.

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released January 1, 2017

Hanna was able to collaborate with good friends who enhanced her songs such as Jessie Marks, Chris Lynch and Ben Berry (from Marty O'Reilly and the Old Soul Orchestra), Erin Chapin (from the Rainbow Girls), Alexis Hawk (from MAJK) and her brother and classical guitarist Aaron Haas.

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Hanna Haas Portland, Oregon

Hanna describes her music as “contemplative folk,” identifying with artists Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, and Feist for their alternate tunings and mesmerizing melodies. Hanna loves to engage her audiences in sweet story telling and laughter, leaving her audience in a state of heart-felt introspection. ... more