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The Beat Stuff
EP by
ReleasedJanuary 9, 2009 (2009-01-09)
GenrePop
Length28:00
LabelHidden Pony Records
ProducerWinston Hauschild
Hannah Georgas chronology
The Beat Stuff
(2009)
This Is Good
(2010)

The Beat Stuff is the debut six track EP by Canadian singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas.[1] Originally released independently in 2008 as a five-song release,[2] the EP was later picked up by Hidden Pony Records (with distribution through EMI Canada), which released a new edition in early 2009 with the extra track "Gabriella".[3]

The EP garnered radio airplay for the singles "The Beat Stuff" and "The National".

Starbucks licensed "The Beat Stuff" for play in its cafés.[4] During her tour to support the EP, a commercial music supervisor also saw her performance in New York City, and licensed her new non-album track, "You've Got a Place Called Home", for use in a Wal-Mart commercial.[4]

Georgas won CBC Radio 3's Bucky Award for Best New Artist in 2009.[1]

Track listing

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All songs written by Hannah Georgas.

Track No.Track title
1Let's Talk
2The Beat Stuff
3Mama's Boy
4The National
5All I Need
6Gabriella

Credits

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Musicians:

  • Hannah Georgas - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Keys, Glockenspiel
  • Robbie Driscoll - Bass, Banjo, Glockenspiel
  • Winston Hauschild - Guitars, Ukulele, Percussion
  • Niko Friesen - Drums, Percussion
  • Joe Cruz - Guitars on "All I Need" and "The National"

Production:

  • Recorded by Shawn Cole and Winston Hauschild
  • Mixed by Dr. Boss
  • Mastered by Joao Carvalho

References

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  1. 1 2 "Hannah Georgas: The Tipping Point". Exclaim!, May 2010.
  2. "Hannah Georgas: The little indie that could". The Globe and Mail, October 11, 2010.
  3. "Hannah Georgas". Toronto Star, March 11, 2010.
  4. 1 2 "TV jingle pushes career into fast lane". Edmonton Journal, August 31, 2009.