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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Though we just emerged from an era of lockdown, 2020 was a breakout year for Annie Hamilton. She released a stunning, self-titled EP, appeared on Triple J's Like a Version, all the while maintaining a career in fashion design.
The multi-faceted artist effortlessly recast her soaring indie-rock anthem Panic as an eerie and atmospheric slow burn for her Live at Enmore session.
Despite the reinterpretation - which featured Jenny McCullagh of I Know Leopard on violin - Hamilton's flair for melody and talent for unwinding a compelling narrative was there for all to see in this stripped-back performance.
Though there were only two musicians, they made their presence known in the space. McCullagh's violin and vocal harmony was the perfect foil for Hamilton's gritty guitar and spacious, intimate vocal delivery.
"I wrote Panic a few years ago, in Iceland, on a residency and recorded on a voice memo and then forgot about it," says Hamilton. "And then I found it going through my voice memos about two years later...Panic is about that all-consuming sense of self-doubt that stops you from getting anywhere."
Recorded at Enmore Audio: happymag.tv/enmore-audio/
Produced by Happy Mag: happymag.tv/
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Heard the song on great white love it brilliant song beautifully sung
Such a cool achievement getting this song on the credits of Great White film!!! :-)
What?!? I've got no idea what I'm repenting, reality is it could be many things, but I do know this is a bloody great song.
cool tale
Wow. I already loved this song, and this just adds to the depth of my appreciation.
I fucking love this chic. what guitar is she playing with?
Rapture of the church is imminent!
God commands all people everywhere to repent!
Please repent and believe in the Gospel. God bless you
when they said repent , repent, repent ....i wounder what thy meant... Leo Cohen ... cosmic conscience collective here.... may the gods be with us...