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"In The Company of Strangers" will be released on Feb. 25 by Purebred, a record label created and managed by UNH students. The album was recorded over the last year primarily in the University of New Haven’s Studio B, with Andrew Kinzie ’13 as sound engineer.
February 19, 2014
Hannah & Maggie are a singer/songwriting due from New York City. They have been favorably compared to Simon & Garfunkel and The Indigo Girls, yet have originality and a unique sound. The duo is noted for blending traditional folk music with a modern-day melodic energy, according to the cover of the album.
"In The Company of Strangers" will be released on Feb. 25 by Purebred, a record label created and managed by UNH students"
Hannah & Maggie have two previous two studio albums to their credit and are touring in New York and New Jersey, appearing at the Bitter End in New York City on Feb. 20. Their complete tour schedule is at www.facebook.com/purebredrecords, www.twitter.com/purebredrecords, www.twitter.com/purebredrecords, www.facebook.com/hannahandmaggieand wwww.twitter.com/hannahandmaggie.
The new album features 13 tracks, with released singles such as "The Final Straw" and "Morning Star." The works can be sampled at http://www.reverbnation.com/hannahandmaggie and https://soundcloud.com/hannah-maggie. The album can be purchased on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play.
Updates from Purebred Records are available at www.facebook.com/purebredrecords, www.twitter.com/purebredrecords, www.facebook.com/hannahandmaggie, and wwww.twitter.com/hannahandmaggie.
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