If you are looking for a song to start your day while you’re traveling to your workplace, the song by Hans Halstead, Six Feet Under, from his latest album, Everything Was Better When It Was Worse, is the track where your search ends. Hailing from Duluth, Minnesota, Hans is an excellent singer-songwriter who brings out the true spirit of rock music with a modern touch in his songs, and if you listen to his compositions carefully, you will indeed find out that he heavily draws influences from legends such as Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and so on.
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The song by Hans Halstead, Six Feet Under, from his latest album Everything Was Better When It Was Worse, is an out-and-out pop rock song that boasts an easy-listening sort of composition, and the beauty of it lies in its sheer simplicity because the straight beats, clean guitars and the overall melody of the composition are extremely relatable. The first few seconds of the song are enough for the listeners to feel a connection with it because you will instantly find a stark similarity to that of songs by the Beatles or, as mentioned, Bob Dylan or Tom Petty, but with a slightly modern touch that gives the song its x-factor.
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