Winterruption 2020: Hannah Epperson, Urban Vacation, the emu & domo11

Real Love Winnipeg presents an evening of music as part of the first ever Winterruption Winnipeg! featuring..

••• Urban Vacation (dreamy indie rock from Winnipeg)
https://urbanvacation.bandcamp.com/album/success-with-house-plants

•• Hannah Epperson (violin-looping art folk from NYC/Vancouver)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMp1vxsWWtk

• the emu & domo11 (ambient music from Winnipeg artists Riley Hill & Dominique Lemoine)
https://theemu.bandcamp.com/

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Thursday, January 23 @ The Good Will Social Club
Doors at 8:00 ~ Show at 9:00
18+ ~ $13 in advance at reallovewpg.com

Real Love accessibility/policies: www.reallovewpg.com/accessibility-policies/

Check out our upcoming events and event playlist: www.reallovewpg.com
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More on Hannah Epperson:
Armed with her violin, loop pedal and voice, sonic weaver Hannah Epperson arranges beautiful musical landscapes without indulgence or over-saturation. As a stirring solo performer and talented collaborative artist, she has joined forces with a versatile cast of collaborators across a spectrum of genres, including poet Shane Koyczan, Julianna Barwick, Porcelain Raft, We Are The City, and numerous others. More recently, these creative explorations have included composing and performing for interdisciplinary film and dance companies across the country and in New York, where she now resides. Hannah's breadth as a collaborative and compositional powerhouse stems from from an eclectic experiential and educational background: from learning Appalachian folk tunes by ear with a cowgirl in Utah to travelling through Scandinavia and Europe as an accompanist; or from touring her solo project by sailboat with permaculturists to accompanying Flamenco dancers in Spain, before finishing her honours degree in Human Geography and representing Canada at World Championships for ultimate frisbee in 2015.

The versatile and collaborative journey of this Salt Lake City born violinist informs the creative compositions she offers in her solo projects. Hannah's unique songwriting and performance earned her one of British Columbia's Peak Performance Project awards in 2013 and international recognition as a powerful songwriter whose compositions weave classical emotion together with the raw energy of indie music. Her warm voice sits perfectly within the tone of her four acoustic strings layered together and affected electronically, evoking references to Andrew Bird turned with vocal melodies by Feist; or Owen Pallett reinterpreted by Lykke Li. Hannah’s sound crosses genres and will continue to offer various levels of musical and emotional exploration to the same listener at different times.