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Hanne Hukkelberg - Little Things

Musician: Hanne Hukkelberg
Album title: Little Things
Style: Future Jazz, Downtempo, Indie Rock, Minimal
Released: 2004
Country: Norway
Size MP3 version: 1116 mb
Size APE version: 1948 mb
Size WMA version: 1188 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 517
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Genre: Electronic / Jazz / Rock

Hanne Hukkelberg - Little Things

Hanne Hukkelberg Future Jazz Downtempo Minimal Indie Rock 2008 Europe

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Hoist Anchor	0:41
2	Searching Cello – Yngvil F. BjellaanesGlockenspiel – Hanne HukkelbergHarp – Sidsel WalstadTheremin, Mandolin – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim	3:04
3	Little Girl Banjo – Mike HartungPercussion [Pots, Pans] – Erland DahlenSynthesizer [Casio] – Hanne HukkelbergTuba – Martin Taxt	2:54
4	Cast Anchor Clarinet [Bass] – Kåre Christoffer VestrheimDrums – Erland DahlenGuitar [Lap Steel] – Jørn RaknesGuitar, Human Beatbox [Mouth Rhythms], Percussion [Water, Plastic Bottle] – Hanne Hukkelberg	4:16
5	Do Not As I Do Bass – Even OrmestadDrums, Percussion [Eggs] – Erland DahlenGuitar [Pedal Steel] – Geir SundstølHuman Beatbox [Mouth Rhythms], Piano [Wurlitzer] – Hanne Hukkelberg	3:44
6	Balloon Bass, Synthesizer – Hanne HukkelbergDrums – Erland Dahlen	3:12
7	Displaced Banjo – Kåre Christoffer VestrheimDrums – Erland DahlenHuman Beatbox [Mouth Rhythms] – Hanne HukkelbergSaxophone [Tenor], Clarinet – Jørgen MunkebyTuba – Martin Taxt	2:05
8	Ease Clarinet [Bass], Clarinet – Jørgen MunkebyDrums – Erland DahlenSynthesizer, Percussion [Wine Glasses] – Hanne Hukkelberg	4:09
9	Conversion Bass, Piano [Wurlitzer] – Hanne HukkelbergVibraphone – Sigrun Gomnæs	2:23
10	True Love Cello – Yngvil F. BjellaanesDrums – Peter BadenGuitar – Henning SandsdalenGuitar [Baritone] – Jan Martin SmørdalRecorded By – Mike HartungSaxophone – Lena Nymark	3:23
11	Kœft Piano – Hanne HukkelbergSaxophone, Clarinet, Vocals – Jørgen Munkeby	1:06
12	Words & A Piece Of Paper Percussion [Bicycle Spokes], Lyre, Glockenspiel, Violin, Piano [Wurlitzer] – Hanne Hukkelberg	3:53
13	Boble Accordion – Kåre Christoffer VestrheimDrums, Whistling – Peter BadenMandolin – Geir SundstølPiano, Guitar, Synthesizer [Casio] – Hanne Hukkelberg	4:20

Credits

Artwork By [Art Direction, Design] – Non-Format
Artwork By [Illustration] – Si Scott
Keyboards – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim
Mastered By – Mike Hartung
Photography – Knut Aserud
Producer – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim
Programmed By – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim
Recorded By – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim
Sampler – Kåre Christoffer Vestrheim
Vocals – Hanne Hukkelberg
Written-By – Hanne Hukkelberg

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Propeller Music Division, Oslo (Norway).

2008 reissue of 2004 album, using the artwork from the 2005 Leaf issue.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PRR 02	Hanne Hukkelberg	Little Things ‎(CD, Album)	Propeller Recordings	PRR 02	Norway	2004
BAY 44CD	Hanne Hukkelberg	Little Things ‎(CD, Album)	Leaf	BAY 44CD	UK	2005
307292	Hanne Hukkelberg	Little Things ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Nettwerk	307292	Europe	2008
BAY 44V	Hanne Hukkelberg	Little Things ‎(LP, Album, Ltd)	Leaf	BAY 44V	UK	2005
PRR14	Hanne Hukkelberg	Little Things ‎(CD, RE, Dig)	Propeller Recordings	PRR14	Norway	2007

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I find this is an album that I very much have to be in the right mood for. If I'm not in the right place to appreciate its charms, it strikes me as rather twee and polite, but if I'm craving something gentle, nurturing, delicate and pretty, this fits the bill perfectly. Hanne's vocals are beguiling and subtly expressive, but what actually impresses me as much if not more is the production. There is great space to the arrangements and sound design, and an organic quality to the integration of the acoustic and electronic instruments so that neither feel tacked on or out of place. It's jazzy and experimental and folksy, while actually exercising great restraint in all of those areas. One senses that Hanne is brimming over with ideas, but manages to reign in her sensibilities so that the result is coherent yet richly expressive. Quite a feat!