Haiku Hands Electrifying Sister Trio

2/13/2020 0 Comments

Haiku Hands' Electrifying Sister Trio

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"I personally stumbled upon Haiku Hands in my friend's car, and it was one of those songs that was just so off the wall and wierd but good, that I had to stop the conversation and ask, 'Dude what is this?'"

Haiku Hands is among the generous amount of talented indie groups coming to Firefly 2020. All the way from Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, Haiku Hands is an alternative dance indie pop band. The group is made up of sisters, Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, Mie Nakazawa, and Mataya Young. The Nakazawa sisters come from Sydney and Lewis from Melbourne. As we often talk about Sydney and other parts of Australia on The Dot podcast, we wouldn't find it too odd seeing Haiku Hands featured on an episode. Just a matter of them dropping new music.

First State Studios Top 3 Songs We Hope To See Performed At Firefly

1. Not About You
I mean they can't just not play this.

2. Dare You Not To Dance
Okay, I'll dance! Geez...

3. Onset
I hope they come out to this.

Known for their live performances that encompass full body experiences, the crew of sisters' visual art on stage has exploded since their eccentric single, "Not About You". Fans who have experienced their live performances described it as "rambunctious" and "pandemonium".

Watch The Official Music Video for Haiku Hands' Hit Single - Not About You

So what kind of music is it really? Well that's up for you to decide as the listener. Haiku Hands is built on bending genres and trying new things. With influences from hip hop, pop, electronic, dance, and disco, the rave stays "poppin' till you drop" as they put it.

The electrifying single spoke for itself, leaving Australia wanting more and more ever since. Haiku Hands was named Australia's hottest electronic prospect in various blogs online and we can't agree more.

Watch The Official Music Video for Haiku Hands'- Dare You Not To Dance

It truly is music that makes the room stop and consider what they're listening to, and then it's in that short moment that you see yourself dancing in the Pavilion as the three sisters rock their "Beastie Boys" style jumpsuits on stage and spray you with a water cannon as seen in the Dare You Not To Dance music video.

Although pop wasn't their initial interest, after performing live they soon realized how explosive pop music can be in a live setting.

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Author: Kyle Sobieski

Kyle Sobieski is a digital content producer and founder of First State Studios. With a background in music and songwriting under the pseudonym Pierce Frolic, Kyle personally knows the amount of work and determination that goes into becoming an artist of any medium. Towards the end of high school, Kyle realized the lack of support in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware for the arts and underground talents. So he began digging deeper into the lives of local artists, and thus, First State Studios was born. Sobieski has a diverse musical palette and loves nothing more in life than seeing people who are passionate and courageous with what they do. "It's these people who make the world a more colorful, intimate place for everybody."

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