Show Notes
Hanakiv explores her signature prepared piano technique, the inspirations behind her work, and the roots of her distinct sound. She reflects on her journey from growing up in Estonia through her musical education, formative internships and evolution as a composer, leading to her move to London and Gondwana Records.
Hanakiv - Home II Hanakiv - Meditation III Hanakiv - Home I Hanakiv - Goodbye Hanakiv, Alabaster DePlume - No Words Left Hanakiv - And It Felt So Nice
Opening Theme: The Gondwana Orchestra – Colours Hanakiv - Intro
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