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Screaming Silence (Dictaphone Rework)

A Hannah Peel #rebox of East India Youths beautiful song 'Heaven, how long' from his album 'Total strife forever'

This song is now exclusively available to buy on CD at Hannah's UK Tour with East India Youth or order here form Hannah's own shop... not out until 24th July
http://hannahpeel.tmstor.es

Watch the live video and see the paper turning and falling to the floor in Hannah's studio..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EotVJ-uJpjE

Enjoy!

To score the music, Hannah spent ten solid, consecutive hours punching holes in her music box’s paper.

Featuring Hannah's trademark sounds of music box / analogue synths and strings

East India Youth 'Heaven, How Long' - Hannah Peel REBOX 2

Taken from the new album "Prospect Of Skelmersdale."

Out now on CD / LP / DL here: http://bit.ly/1PiF3qp

The Magnetic North - Signs

Beyond The Wizards Sleeve, the sonic brotherhood of @ErolAlkan and @RichardNorris, present a brand new single, 'Diagram Girl' released April 8th 2016 on @Phantasysound. Taken from a forthcoming album, 'Diagram Girl' glides into view on the wings of http://soundcloud.com/hannahpeel's reflective, androgynous vocal, glacial synthesis and a haze of woozy electronic beats, as if its willing spring into existence.

Pre order the limited edition vinyl: http://go.phantasysound.co.uk/PH51

1.  Diagram Girl (Original Mix)
2.  Diagram Girl (Beyond The Wizards Sleeve Re-Animation)
3.  Diagram Girl (Shock Machine Remix)

Follow Beyond The Wizards Sleeve:
https://www.instagram.com/beyondthewizard 
https://twitter.com/beyondthewizard
https://www.facebook.com/beyondthewizardssleeve
https://play.spotify.com/user/beyondthewizard/

Diagram Girl

Buy Now

Hot on the heels of the dream pop single 'Diagram Girl', comes 'Creation', the second single taken from Beyond The Wizards Sleeve's forthcoming album, 'The Soft Bounce'.

Erol Alkan and Richard Norris’ musical odyssey continues with the new single featuring vocals of Jane Weaver and Hannah Peel. A hazy, tropicalia infused slice of summer, the single is set for release on limited edition orange vinyl Friday 10th June via Phantasy. The album follows on Friday July 1st 2016.

Order the 12" vinyl (which comes with free downloads) direct from the Phantasy webstore today.

12” tracklist:
'Creation' (Psychemagik Dub)
'Creation' (Album Version)
'Delicious Light' (Teeth Of The Sea Rework)

Dj Dates:
25/6: Down The Rabbit Hole, Beuningen [Holland]
01/7: Moth Club, London [Album Launch Party]
24/7: Bluedot Festival, Cheshire [UK]
04/9: Festival No.6, Portmeriron [UK]

Creation

NEW SINGLE OUT 
OUT NOW!

PRE-ORDER SINGLE and REMIXES!
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/album/all-that-matters-ep/id1138011201
SHOP: http://hannahpeel.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=29366



All That Matters SINGLE and REMIXES

All That Matters

Hannah Peel - 'All That Matters'

A brand new remix from Emperor Machine of 'All That Matters' originally by Hannah Peel.

RELEASED 9/9/16
PRE-ORDER SINGLE and REMIXES:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/album/all-that-matters-ep/id1138011201
SHOP: http://hannahpeel.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=29366


'ALL THAT MATTERS' - Emperor Machine Remix - Hannah Peel

Out 7th April
Digital bonus release only
hannahpeel.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=31644

The digital bonus track is a bit special. Last year Hannah recorded a cover of John Foxx’s ‘Tidal Wave’ for a ltd edition vinyl project and the electronic innovator has returned the compliment by singing on her version of ‘Cars In The Garden’ – originally composed by Paul Buchanan from The Blue Nile. 
The track is included in the digital release of the new ‘Hope Lasts’ single.

Awake But Always Dreaming

Cars in the Garden

'CARS IN THE GARDEN' Feat. John Foxx - Hannah Peel

Taken from Hannah's new album: 'Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia' 
OUT Sept 22nd 2017
http://smarturl.it/syjioe

**** MOJO / **** Record Collector / **** Loud & Quiet

PRE-ORDER 
Limited Edition Metallic Space Vinyl and CD: hannahpeel.tmstor.es
Itunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/mary-ca…eia/id1252718712

Hannah Peel's third album is a seven-movement odyssey composed for analogue synthesizers and full, traditional 29 piece colliery brass band!

 "We have a hundred billion neurons in our brains, as many as there are stars in a galaxy" Theoretical physicist and author, Carlo Rovelli.

LIVE DATES:

29th July - WOMAD Festival
5th August - Edinburgh Festival
23rd Sept - Liverpool - Liverpool Philharmonic
30th Sept - Stockton - The Arc
21st Oct - Barnsley - The Civic Theatre
28th Oct - Basingstoke, The Anvil Concert Hall
MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED...

INFO:
With only a year following on from the release of her second album ‘Awake But Always Dreaming’ to widespread acclaim (Voted No.1 Album Of the Year – Electronic Sound Magazine), ‘Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia’, explores one person's journey to outer space, by recounting the story of an unknown, elderly, pioneering, electronic musical stargazer and her lifelong dream to leave her terraced home in the mining town of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to see Cassiopeia for herself. With artwork by Grammy award winning designer Jonathan Barnbrook (David Bowie collaborator on albums ‘Blackstar’ and ‘The Next Day’ ) and the complete brass band and rhythm section recorded live on location in The Barnsley Civic Theatre with Peter Gabriel’s Real World studio team, this exclusive album combines Peel’s detailed, analogue synth layered production and her expressive flair for performance with ‘Tubular Brass’, featuring the top UK championship brass band players. It’s a wholly unique, collaborative sound and seemingly, a first of it’s kind both live and on record. 

At the close of the album’s final song ‘The Planet of Passed Souls’, tutti brass jostle with the hiss and crackle of a 78rpm record. An emotionally charged, scratchy sample taken from a 1928 recording of Peel’s own choirboy grandfather in Manchester Cathedral leaves the listener questioning the reality of Mary’s connection with the stars… Did she ever make it to Cassiopeia? Is this all a daydream as she sits in a back garden shed tinkering with electronics and her telescope? Or maybe this is her final breath as her mind and body pass into another realm of life? Is this science or fantasy? And how much is there really a division between the two? 

ALBUM TRACKS:
1. Goodbye Earth
2. Sunrise Through The Dusty Nebula 
3. Deep Space Cluster 
4. Andromeda M31
5. Life Is On The Horizon 
6. Archid Orange Dwarf
7. The Planet Of Passed Souls

Mary Casio - Journey to Cassiopeia

Hannah Peel - 'Sunrise Through The Dusty Nebula'

Hannah Peel - Chloe (remix)

Taken from Hannah's new album: 'Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia' 
OUT Sept 22nd 2017
**** MOJO / **** Record Collector / **** Loud & Quiet

PRE-ORDER 
Limited Edition Metallic Space Vinyl / CD / Digital: http://smarturl.it/syjioe

Hannah Peel's third album is a seven-movement odyssey composed for analogue synthesizers and full, traditional 29 piece colliery brass band!

 "We have a hundred billion neurons in our brains, as many as there are stars in a galaxy" Theoretical physicist and author, Carlo Rovelli.

LIVE DATES:
Tickets: http://www.hannahpeel.com/projects 
23rd Sept - Liverpool - Liverpool Philharmonic
30th Sept - Stockton - The Arc
21st Oct - Barnsley - The Civic Theatre
28th Oct - Basingstoke, The Anvil Concert Hall
MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED...

INFO:
With only a year following on from the release of her second album ‘Awake But Always Dreaming’ to widespread acclaim (Voted No.1 Album Of the Year – Electronic Sound Magazine), ‘Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia’, explores one person's journey to outer space, by recounting the story of an unknown, elderly, pioneering, electronic musical stargazer and her lifelong dream to leave her terraced home in the mining town of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to see Cassiopeia for herself. With artwork by Grammy award winning designer Jonathan Barnbrook (David Bowie collaborator on albums ‘Blackstar’ and ‘The Next Day’ ) and the complete brass band and rhythm section recorded live on location in The Barnsley Civic Theatre with Peter Gabriel’s Real World studio team, this exclusive album combines Peel’s detailed, analogue synth layered production and her expressive flair for performance with ‘Tubular Brass’, featuring the top UK championship brass band players. It’s a wholly unique, collaborative sound and seemingly, a first of it’s kind both live and on record. 

At the close of the album’s final song ‘The Planet of Passed Souls’, tutti brass jostle with the hiss and crackle of a 78rpm record. An emotionally charged, scratchy sample taken from a 1928 recording of Peel’s own choirboy grandfather in Manchester Cathedral leaves the listener questioning the reality of Mary’s connection with the stars… Did she ever make it to Cassiopeia? Is this all a daydream as she sits in a back garden shed tinkering with electronics and her telescope? Or maybe this is her final breath as her mind and body pass into another realm of life? Is this science or fantasy? And how much is there really a division between the two? 

ALBUM TRACKS:
1. Goodbye Earth
2. Sunrise Through The Dusty Nebula 
3. Deep Space Cluster 
4. Andromeda M31
5. Life Is On The Horizon 
6. Archid Orange Dwarf
7. The Planet Of Passed Souls

Sunrise Through the Dusty Nebula

Hannah Peel

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