Sometimes quite mellow & reflective, sometimes edgy & rugged...'like the tough and vulnerable gravitas of Johnny Cash with the pleasing feel of Tom Russell' (R2 Magazine Rock 'n' Reel) or even a Scottish Steve Forbert - a mercurial melting pot of ideas and styles.

You gotta hear this guy! He’ll feel like your long lost friend, you will feel like you know him, because Davy Cowan is authentic through and through! Wonderful artist, check him out! (Martin Stephenson, The Daintees)

hi well im hoping that most of u wont need to google me or even mistake me for the person u think i am...i am an auld pro..and still grateful just for that!!..i will be ....never doing a tribute....as im not very good at other ppl..but hats off to those who do..and are doing..so what u get on here is me singn other great artistes songs..in a way that is just me..so if u like it. let me know, infact let ur ppl know lol..new downloads this week ending sept, so watch out for that..i hope u find something here that will make u come back for more!! if u have any song ud like to hear me sing n upload, feel free to say..look forward to hearing from you x


Hanin Elias, the infamous riot-grrrl and digital hardcore trendsetter returns after hiatus with the new album “Get it Back.” The long-awaited and much anticipated album is a bridge between Elias’ familiar digital hardcore style and her newfound explorations in other genres. “Get it Back” carries a richer genre diversity than previous releases. This is largely due to a unique variety of collaborators including the Berlin-based electro hip-hop group Mutfak, Marcel Degaz, Chilean industrial artist Vigilante, Velvet Underwear’s Yeti Popstar, Mismerizer, Sindaddy, Tying Tiffany, and the Tahitian band Tikahiri.

Elias’s departure from the music industry led her to French Polynesia on a small island in the South Pacific. There, she made new contacts, including Diego Sagredo of ICI who invited her to play live shows again. This relocation has since expanded her impressive list of collaborators with a more global inclusion. Hanin Elias’ 2011 comeback is a strong one that not only reassures her place in industrial music history, but sets her apart from conventional examples with world-wide contributions that stretch  across Europe to South America.

Mostly known as the front-woman for Berlin’s definitive example of the digital hardcore movement, Atari Teenage Riot, as well as solo-releases under Digital Hardcore Recordings, Elias became a cult icon favored amongst artists like Kathleen Hanna, who cites her as inspiration. She is also known for establishing Fatal Recordings, which increased female artist visibility with bands like The Vanishing, Phallus Über Alles, Kunst, and rapper Tara DeLong. 

Hanin Elias’ solo-career includes notable collaborations and remixes from Le Tigre, Alexander Hacke, Thurston Moore, J Mascis, Alec Empire, Merzbow, TweakerRay, and Pigface, of whom she also performed with in 2005. Her recent single “DO YOU KNOW!!!!!!!” was released on MachineKUNT Records’ “Sanity is Slavery” compilation. She’s been claimed as a “21st Century Punk Goddess” in Chicks on Speed’s 2006 feminist music retrospective “Girl Monster,” which featured her new album’s title track, “Get it Back.”


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