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Not many heroes of indie folk have won an Oscar or created the basis of a suc-
cessful stage musical, but Glen Hansard is an artist who can wear both of those

feathers in his cap. As a member of the Frames and the Swell Season, Hansard
won acclaim for his literate, intelligent, and passionate songwriting and his nuanced
vocals, and he's gone on to win similar accolades as a solo artist. Hansard first
gained an audience for the limber but emphatic indie rock he created as a member
of the Frames, then gained international fame with fellow singer and songwriter
Mark ta Irglov in the duo the Swell Season, whose emotionally open, primarily
acoustic indie folk became the centerpiece of the award-winning independent
romantic drama Once. After going out on his own with his 2012 solo debut, Rhythm
and Repose, Hansard has shown a stylistic diversity as he embraced the sound of

'70s singer/songwriters on 2015's Didn't He Ramble, vintage soul on 2018's Be-
tween Two Shores, and an eclectic swing between subtle folk and noisy indie rock

on 2019's This Wild Willing.
Glen Hansard now presents All That Was East Is West Of Me Now, his first solo
album in 5 years. The album demonstrates the Oscar-win-ning singer-songwriter's
unique ability to blend Irish folk with modern rock & the punch of his storied live
shows, of which The Guardian says, "Hansard's powerful voice, whether raw with
passion or tender with regret, shines above arrangements bursting with swagger."