UNDER COVER: Hannah Peel – “Head Over Heels”

Hannah Peel brings new life to an eighties classic!
There’s something overtly ballsy about covering “Head Over Heels” by Tears For Fears, but Hannah Peel takes it to new levels of indie folk awesomeness by bringing the Pin-Barrel Harp (Sharpsichord) one step closer to mainstream acceptance, creating a haunting, original cover in the process. It’s positively mindblowing that fewer than 2,000 people have to date seen this video on YouTube, because Peel is an artist with theatrical vision and a willingness to push the folk-pop envelope in ways music fans in 2012 would be smart to quickly and vehemently embrace. The cover is a great way to get your feet wet, but her original songs are just as ready for global consumption. Just try “Song For The Sea” on for size and tell me there’s nothing here worth shouting from the rooftops.
January 11, 2012 | Categories: Music, Under Cover | Tags: folk-pop, Hannah Peel, Head Over Heels, London, pin-barrel harp, sharpsichord, Song For The Sea, songwriter, Tears For Fears, under cover | Leave A Comment »
