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"...His sound is at once friendly, pleasant, and approachable; a combination of both his vocal style and his instrumentation. The overall effect is music that feels like a warm, welcoming hug."
- Lisa Hafey | Essentially Pop > Read full article
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"Over Too Easy is a cohesive, well conceived album that I can give two thumbs up. Highly recommended."
- Ted Rogen | Divide And Conquer Music > Read full article
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“There is an honesty and sincerity found in Ban Hatton’s songs that I find endearing and inspirational. Where some artists leave you feeling as though they are creating music more for their audience than themselves, Ban Hatton successfully creates a sound that feels both personal and more like a diary entry than a song for the public.” -Vents Magazine
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“The entire album is immersive and rich in depth, proving the possibilities are endless for the future of Ban Hatton.”
- Cody Conard | The Big Takeover > Read full article
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The album marks a beginning to a career in music that can only expand.
- Kaitlin Reuther | Newsickmusic > Read full article
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“Walls is thoughtful, heartfelt, and embraces the well-beaten back roads of America. There’s rock running through the folk. There’s gold in the alt-country.”-Scallywag Magazine
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“Hatton certainly has a gift. His lyrics are not only poetic, but they are memorable, causing the listener to pause and reflect on their meaning.”
- Randy Radic | Contact Music > Read full article
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“Walls highlights a phenomenal songwriter who is capable of tapping into a wealth of human emotions.”
- Ny Magee | Jaded Culture > Read full article
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“Hatton’s ‘Walls’ a stripped-down record filled with thoughtful, intimate lyrics.”
- Jake Sorich | Big Sky State Buzz > Read full article
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“This album is a testament to hard work, dedication and a passion for storytelling and easy listening music.” -On Request Magazine
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“…an artist that has improved by leaps and bounds.” -No More Division
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“…this is a collection filled with poetic odes to lost loves. In some curious manner, though, he makes it all work for ten solid, reflective songs.”
