Haiku Hands
Appearance
Haiku Hands | |
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![]() Haiku Hands at Haldern Pop Festival 2019 | |
Background information | |
Origin | Sydney, Melbourne, Australia |
Genres | Dance, Electronic, Electro Pop, Hip Hop, Pop, |
Years active | 2017–present |
Members | Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, Mie Nakazawa, Mataya Young |
Website | http://haikuhands.com.au/ |
Haiku Hands are an alternative dance indie pop band from Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. The group consists of Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, Mie Nakazawa, and performing member Mataya Young.[1][2] The Nakazawa sisters are from Sydney and Lewis is from Melbourne.[3]
Touring
The group toured nationally with Groovin The Moo and Listen Out (festival). They have played festivals including Splendour in the Grass, St Jerome's Laneway Festival, Wonderland Scarehouse Tour, Pitch Festival and Party In The Paddock. Haiku Hands have supported Flight Facilities and Bloc Party on their Australian tours.[4][5][6][7] In 2019, they toured with Sofi Tukker.
Members
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Mie Nakazawa
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Claire Nakazawa
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Beatrice Lewis
Discography
Singles
- "Not About You" (2017) [8][9]
- "Jupiter" (2018)[10]
- "Squat" (feat. True Vibenation) (2018) [11]
- "Dare You Not to Dance" (2019)
- "ONSET" (2019)
External Links
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References
- ^ "Haiku Hands". triple j Unearthed.
- ^ "The Unveiling Of Haiku Hands". LNWY.
- ^ "Haiku Hands Know How To Put On A Show". www.vogue.co.uk.
- ^ Gibson, Fran. "Haiku Hands: High Energy Meets High Art". scenestr - Pop Culture & Entertainment.
- ^ "Haiku Hands | Niche Productions". nicheproductions.com.au.
- ^ "HAIKU HANDS | The Cambridge Hotel". thecambridgehotel.com.au.
- ^ Leeson, Josh (February 1, 2019). "Haiku Hands have no plans to rush debut album". Newcastle Herald.
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: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Schiff, James (December 4, 2017). "Introducing your new obsession: "Not About You" by Haiku Hands". EARMILK.
- ^ McLaughlin, Molly. "Artists To Watch in 2018 Haiku Hands". Purple Sneakers.
- ^ "Haiku Hands keep on skyrocketing with 'Jupiter'". Purple Sneakers. April 18, 2018.
- ^ Smith, Thomas (October 12, 2018). "Haiku Hands are Australia's most electrifying new prospect". NME.