Jeff Hanson

Singer-songwriter known for emotive music

Jeff Hanson - Singer-songwriter known for emotive music
Born

1978
47 years ago

Died

June 5th, 2009
15 years ago — 31 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American singer-songwriter and guitarist, gained recognition for crafting heartfelt songs that resonated with many. Released several albums throughout the career, showcasing a unique blend of indie rock and folk influences. His music often featured introspective lyrics and a distinctive vocal style. Despite a career cut short by untimely death, the work continues to be celebrated for its lyrical depth and melodic charm.

Released albums such as 'Lifted' and 'Eat Your Heart Out'

Developed a strong following in the indie music scene

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