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Hania Rani — 24.03
Album: Ghosts
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Deadmau5 with bees? This is reminding me of The Veldt, but fuzzier.
Posted 2 days ago by q4Fry    [ Reply ]
I'm liking this Hanna Rani more and more! Whoah, and she's working with Patrick Watson on this, I just found out! No wonder I'm so mesmerized by this album... His "To Build a Home" is so heartbreaking and wonderful! His surreal Close to Paradise kept me rapt my whole month in Mauritius, when I played it daily...so trippy and Floydian and impeccably produced; what a talent! I'm excited and grateful for this, RP!
Posted 2 weeks ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 rklein wrote:

She also has an NPR Tiny Desk Concert.



Wow! Thank you for that link!

That is some of the finest, most interesting, most mesmerizing music I've heard in a long time, in an amazing video...

Posted 3 weeks ago by RazzCat    [ Reply ]
sounds a little bit like Nils Frahm
Posted 3 weeks ago by ShuraCL    [ Reply ]
Sounds like someone snuck into the control room at RP and set the dial to weird. But cool.
Posted 3 weeks ago by MilesW    [ Reply ]
Wow.  Backwards.  Another first for me here on RP.  I owe you/it some money. 
This is a nice piece.  I checked in -- hopeful it was a new Jean Michel Jarre offering.  Alas not, but it is very listenable nonetheless.  I'm tangerine dreaming.   
Posted 1 month ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
She also has an NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
Posted 1 month ago by rklein    [ Reply ]
 RoaringMouse wrote:

deadmau5 on ketamine… in space!




 You are not wrong though.
Posted 1 month ago by rklein    [ Reply ]
Love it! Up there with the best of electronica!
Posted 1 month ago by rklein    [ Reply ]
Dan Rothman of London Grammar  commented about her music a time back.
Posted 1 month ago by acaciascapes    [ Reply ]
It sounds like Jean Michel Jarre. Great that his legacy continues. Got appetite for more music from Hania.
Posted 1 month ago by grebbelberg    [ Reply ]
deadmau5 on ketamine… in space!
Posted 1 month ago by RoaringMouse    [ Reply ]
This is good, but... anyone else hear Jean-Michel Jarre here? He defined the genre and set benchmark which is difficult for any other artist to meet or excede, not to mention leave its own fingerprint. 
Posted 1 month ago by Stipe72    [ Reply ]
I love discovering new music.  Thank you RP!
Posted 1 month ago by bluecshells    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:
Or a Philip Glass tune without the drama.

Without?!
Posted 1 month ago by eranzangvil    [ Reply ]
Wow, beautiful minimalist work. Reminiscent of Steve Reich, Phillip Glass, or Zoe Keating. Opens with an easy 8 from Napoli on the Gulf. Thanks Rebecca and Bill for tihs beautiful find.
Posted 1 month ago by bitbanger    [ Reply ]
Her live performances are pretty compelling. She recently did a tiny desk concert as well. 
Posted 1 month ago by jasonv    [ Reply ]
This is the third time in the last few days that a piece of music has made me stop and listen  carefully and it's turned out to be Hania Rani. Arresting and absorbing. 
Posted 1 month ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
And then that deep bass note creeps in, driving your subwoofer to tremble and shake your desk. 

8 
Posted 2 months ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
I am very pleased that you have included Hania Rani in your portfolio. We talked about it some time ago. Best regards from Germany.
Posted 2 months ago by endoman    [ Reply ]
Anyone that knows/appreciates piano, can definitely tell, this young lady is REALLY into her work! A very beautiful piece. Well done! Thanks Bill & crew!
Posted 3 months ago by Signwrtr61    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:

Interesting and hypnotic, but sounds a bit soundtrack-y. Like there needs to be some kind of dizzying visual that it backs up, such as Tangerine Dream and Risky Business train segment...




Or a Philip Glass tune without the drama.
Posted 5 months ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Interesting and hypnotic, but sounds a bit soundtrack-y. Like there needs to be some kind of dizzying visual that it backs up, such as Tangerine Dream and Risky Business train segment...
Posted 5 months ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
 bsproule661 wrote:



same!


Then...why?
Posted 5 months ago by rezadent    [ Reply ]
 Laptopdog wrote:

First comment!
Uh...I got nothin'.  😁




same!
Posted 5 months ago by bsproule661    [ Reply ]
First comment!
Uh...I got nothin'.  😁
Posted 5 months ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]