Member Since: 1/26/2005
Band Website: these-hands.com/music
Band Members: MICHAEL HANSON
Influences: The apple I'm eating may taste different to you; if you took a bite into the same apple.My map is different than your map.However, there are some things that we can both unite on. The act of unity.
Taste the soup with a small spoon before you pour a bowl. Put your left foot into the cold lake so as to get an estimate of coldness. Feel it out. I am a strong believer in these things. Once you get a feel of something, then you can decide (with your influences) on what to do next. Since I have spent my life feeling out music, I have come to this conclusion: the fact that we are able to manipulate sound (the fact that sound exists) is truly something to appreciate.
With that said, I am definitely influenced by the power of music. The essence of your voice from the depths of your soul. The potency of words. Wordplay. Rhythms in everything. Colour/sound textures. Sound imagery.
My map is different than your map.
Sounds Like: Press on the new single 'Zoe Montreal':
"This song comes from Saskatchewan's Michael Hanson who records as These Hands. His music has been featured on Sixeyes in the past, so I wanted to share this new song, a song that pops out of the speakers with polish and aplomb. Sometimes when I hear a song it reminds me of previously heard music, sometimes music which was absorbed by my much younger self and in many cases I find it difficult to recall who the song reminds me of. In the case of "Zoe Montreal" I hear several artists and yet only one whose name surfaces through my half century old brain, Peter Gabriel. It's in the rhythm and the production where I hear a reminder of Gabriel's music, and the horns don't hurt either. Give it a listen, this guy is toiling out in the hinterlands of Canada's breadbasket and creating music that deserves a wider audience.
- sixeyes.blogspot.com
Record Label: The Musicians' Party
Type of Label: Indie