Archive for June, 2009

Hana Pestle’s Video For “Need”

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

Enjoy, and if you love it, show your friends!

Hana & The Fallen

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Hana Pestle will be on tour with Ben Moody’s new band The Fallen this fall. Check back for more details soon!

Need on iTunes

Friday, June 12th, 2009

Hana’s song “Need” is now available for purchase on iTunes. Click here to be directed to the iTunes store where you can purchase the song for 99¢. If you get a chance, tell everyone what you think by reviewing it!

Feature on Crazed Hits

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

Hana has been featured on the popular music blog Crazed Hits by Alex Wilhelm. Check it out!

Free Download of Red Death Ball

Monday, June 8th, 2009

Hana has put up a free download of her song “Red Death Ball” on Stereofame. So download the song and tell all of your friends about it so they can get in on the free action too! It’s not often you get free music legally. ;) She’s also Stereofame’s June Artist of the Month!

Live In The Studio EP

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

Hey guys! Hana has released her much anticipated Live In The Studio EP. It features six original tracks and a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep”. Click the above links to buy it digitally and to purchase a physical copy of the Limited Edition. There were only 200 made, and Hana packaged all of them herself, so grab it while you can! The EP will be released to iTunes on June 9, 2009 with an exclusive track added. Limited Edition track listing below:

- 1 these two hands
- 2 just a phase
- 3 rain
- 4 make you hurt
- 5 this way
- 6 creep
- 7 what makes things

More tour dates were also added, so check Hana out on tour with Boyce Avenue! The video for “Need” is also on its way! Stay tuned.

Interview With Pens Eye View

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

PensEyeView.com (PEV): Tell us how you first got started in the music business? Has playing music always been something you’ve wanted to do?

Hana Pestle (HP): Absolutely. I feel like I’ve been singing since I was born. I used to put on silly concerts for my family since I was a toddler. One day in 8th grade, before a really hard Chemistry test, I remember thinking, “Why the hell am I sitting here stressing out about the Periodic Table of Elements? I want to be a musician.” I don’t think I had realized how much I truly just wanted to work on music for the rest of my life until that moment. After that, I started focusing on my writing and guitar skills. I didn’t abandon school though, which I’m thankful for because I had the best high school experience of all time.

PEV: A Billings, Montana native, what kind of music where you listening to growing up? What was the first concert you attended? Who is on your iPod right now?

HP: My parents had/have great taste in music, thankfully. I grew up listening to R.E.M, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Cranberries, Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan, and Radiohead. Collective Soul played Billings on my 11th birthday and so my parents took me and my little sister to the show. We were right in front of Dean, the guitarist, and he threw picks to both of us. It felt like a really big deal at the time. Right now I am listening to “Sea Legs” by The Shins…it’s one of my favorite songs at the moment. Recently I’ve been listening to Lydia, the new Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ album is AMAZING, John Mayer, Adele, The Sunlandic Twins, and oh the list just goes on and on so I might as well just stop there.

Read the entire interview here.