HannaH:
Lead vocals, acoustic guitar, djembe
Andy(Gypsy Rasta):
Djembe, bells, percussive vibrations,
acoustic guitar
HannaH*s Field brings love, light, and spirit to the people with their gypsy reggae music. Their uplifting acoustic roots and
African Earth beats blend together, growing a magical experience for all.
Nominated best female vocalist in the Hartford Advocate for many years,
this powerful songstress has shared the stage with such great acts as the Average
White Band, the Brothers Johnson, Gov’t Mule (members of the Allman
Brothers Band), Derek Trucks, the Samples, Percy Hill, and Sound Tribe Sector Nine. They have performed at such venues as the Eugene Hempfest, The North West Organic Brewers Festival, Toad’s Place,
Pearl Street Nightclub, the Spiral Rhythms Festival and the Bite of Oregon.
HannaH and Andy spent the past 2 years touring the West Coast.
The duo’s new CD, Warriors Of Love, was planted and harvested in
Portland, Oregon. They recently returned to New England to spread the seed.
Their new sound is being embraced by everyone, from folk lovers to reggae snowboarders to rock&rollers.
“The little girl that sings big. With a blues man’s warmth, a bad girl’s passion, and a Buddha’s
enlightenment.”
John Bolduc
Music producer
“When those guys worked those drums ... all hell was breaking loose. The audience was going wild.”
Hogmama
Owner, Hogfather’s
Almost Famous Dinner Theater
“..free spirited, free minded music.” “earthy and organic.”
-A.J. Garcia -Shakefire
“HannaH goes a cappella to showcase her award winning voice, evoking of a blending of Joan Baez and Grace Slick or a somewhat subdued Janis.”
“HannaH*s Field’s latest recording, Warriors of Love, is a ‘gypsy reggae’ homage to the optimist in us all, carrying the torch of the free love generation into a new era.”
-Trevor Dye Review
“With flash garments, long hair, and clamant, vociferous strains, vocalist and percussionist HannaH reminds me of an updated, confident Janis Joplin with an optimistic edge.”(Dagmar Noll/Eastern Newspaper).
"Here we have this little hummingbird of a girl and a voice that can hold a note forever...it was awesome." -Smoking Pig John 2007
“HannaH’s voice is, mature and gutsy.”2001-India Blue, Hartford Advocate.
“I have only the highest praise for HannaH*s Field as both entertainers and people. I would freely recommend them to any one interested in booking a creative and original progressive folk, reggae, and/or blues group as a feature or supporting act.”
–Steve Rodin-SFR bookings and Promotion
“Portland, Oregon, home to many a great band but now, especially, boy-girl duo HannaH*s Field, who've carved out their own territory in the Pacific Northwest music scene by fighting both stereotypes and the law.” –The Fader
“There is magic here. There is life here. There is love here. And everything that pulls a human spirit out of the body and shakes it free to dance.” –SoulCat
Influences:
Jack Johnson, Janis Joplin, Slightly Stoopid, Ani Difranco, Ben Harper