Matt Hannah

The “Americana” label covers a lot of territory, and in Matt Hannah’s version it means honkytonk melancholy, road songs, introspection, a bit of blues, and generous dashes of Bob Dylan. And how can you resist songs with titles like “Real Guitars” and “Last of the Flophouses”?

“I imagine Matt sings from his vintage tavern heart as he leans up against the greasy jukebox under a sad velvet neon–standing on its sticky floor where all the stories are. . . . Matt can tackle park bench philosophers, punch-drunk veterans, NYC hustlers with carnations in their ratty suits, & curbside Times Square musicians who have cigar boxes on milk crates.” –John Appice, Americana Highways

“[T]races of Son Volt and Ray Wylie Hubbard with a warm, troubles-to-the-wind writing style.”
–Chris Riemenschneide, Minneapolis Star Tribune

“[Hannah] sounds in places very much like Townes Van Zandt, that heartfelt earnestness that commands a listening audience” — Americana-UK

Website: https://www.matthannahmusic.com/