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If it sounds like country, man that’s what it is. It’s a country song.
Greg Hahn’s lo-fi, fuzz-forward, droney yet melodic country rock reflects his southern Midwest musical roots, his impressionable early 20s in lower Manhattan and a long time hanging in and around the DIY indie scene in Boise, Idaho.
As part of the Boise band Draw, he sang high harmony and variously played electric and acoustic guitar, synths and keys, banjo and a melodica that ultimately died on the road. In the mid-2000s the band traveled around the West supporting acts including Built to Spill, The Black Keys, J. Mascis, the Helio Sequence and more.
Draw reunited to play Boise’s Treefort Music Fest in 2024.
Splitting his time between Berkeley, California, and Bedford, Indiana, Greg is trying to see just how much noise one person can make.
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Insistent loops and stuttering delays churn below confessional lyrics in Transient Ischemic Indiana, an EP written, recorded and mixed in the Southern Indiana woods in December of 2025.
*Is that a thing?
GREGHAHN 