If you want to know more, her site, still rather bare, can help you out : http://hannehukkelberg.com/index.htm. Look out!
Hanne Hukkelberg
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Hanne Hukkelberg
I know her from only one track, but something is telling me that girl could be my next sweet and big little discovery after Susanna and The Magical Orchestra at the beginning of last year, and YES, she's Norvegian too. Not my fault, they got class that is! Surrounded by some fellows from Jaga Jazzist, Shining and others, Hanne is a completely different affair than Susanna. First proof, she isn't going thru any Rune Grammofon, Jazzland, Sofa or Smalltown Supersound labels, she's on Leaf, thru this unknown to me Norvegian label called Propeller Recordings. Second, she's surrounded by mainly acoustic instruments: saxophones, glockenspiel, piano, lyre, violin, Wurlitzer and various domestic objects. Third, her vocals seems far jazzier, at least for what I've heard on that excellent, original AND catchy song called "Ease".
If you want to know more, her site, still rather bare, can help you out : http://hannehukkelberg.com/index.htm. Look out!
If you want to know more, her site, still rather bare, can help you out : http://hannehukkelberg.com/index.htm. Look out!
"We're keeping busy, yeah we're bleeding stones
With our machinations and palindromes
Anything but hear the voice that says we're basically alone"
With our machinations and palindromes
Anything but hear the voice that says we're basically alone"
Theres an interview with Hanne in The Irish Times talking about her new (second )album"Rykestrasse 68"in which "Swedish singer and composer Stina Nordenstam"is named as a "common comparison".
On this album shes using "found sounds"such as clockwork toys winding down,struck chandeliers and purring cats.Sounds interesting.
Did anyone get into her music?
Also,Its nice to read a bit of Spooks descriptive prose again.I miss him
On this album shes using "found sounds"such as clockwork toys winding down,struck chandeliers and purring cats.Sounds interesting.
Did anyone get into her music?
Also,Its nice to read a bit of Spooks descriptive prose again.I miss him
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I bought the first album, and found it to be a bit hit and miss, a few of the tracks I really grew to love, Boble, cast anchor and words & a peice of paper, the other tracks I found a little to Jazz influenced for my tastes (nothing against jazz in general). I would be intersted to hear what the second album sounds like though, I may be tempted into purchasing it too.
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
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Re: Hanne Hukkelberg
The second album isn't as good as the first.
Although I think the first is a 5 star album.
Although I think the first is a 5 star album.
"And when she didn't seem
to listen at all
He said I'm getting wet
You held your part
Of the deal"
[followed by sounds of rain]
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Re: Hanne Hukkelberg
I saw Hanne live, she made quite an impact on a crowd of people who had never heard of her before. I heard people coming out saying "that was really good" and "that's so very different". Which made me smile because she's one of my artists.
"And when she didn't seem
to listen at all
He said I'm getting wet
You held your part
Of the deal"
[followed by sounds of rain]