Hana Stretton Unveils New Tracks Ahead of Upcoming Album

British-Australian artist Hana Stretton is making waves in the ambient folk scene with her latest releases, “Seagull Theory II” and “As It Was Before This.” Known for her unique blend of samples and field recordings, Stretton’s music evokes comparisons to luminaries like Grouper and Claire Rousay.

Stretton’s new tracks come as she gears up for the release of her upcoming album, tiarn, set to drop on August 7. The first track, “Seagull Theory II,” is particularly intriguing, as Stretton creatively used a plank of wood and various shoes to replicate the sound of dancers, ultimately incorporating over 50 voices into the final piece. This innovative approach reflects her journey of stepping out into the world and embracing the beauty around her.

The second track, “As It Was Before This,” offers a different experience, enveloping listeners in a textured soundscape of beauty. Both songs showcase Stretton’s ability to craft emotionally resonant music that captivates her audience.

With the support of Phil Elverum, who reissued her 2023 album Soon on his label P.W. Elverum & Suns, Hana Stretton is poised to continue her ascent in the music world. Don’t miss out on these powerful new tracks!

Source: www.stereogum.com

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