In celebration of the new album My Society, Heart Of 
Hearts  
+ unreleased track on Bleek Records compilation.  | 
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 06 October - Baltimore, MD - Holy Underground 10 October - Harrisburg, PA - House Show 13 October - New York, NY - Cake Shop If you'd like to be on the guest list to see any of the above live shows please email us and well put you on the list. Heart of Hearts has an exclusive unreleased track "Fortunate Jim" on the just Bleek Records compilation. Download it for free here. Stream it here. 
Heart Of Hearts is the solo work of Greg Hatem. The 
Baltimore-based project began recording in 2010 in a residential warehouse space 
onto a dusty old 8-track tape machine. Two years later, Hatem has traded in his 
worn tape heads for shiny new digits to produce his new album, My Society.  The 
album focuses on Hatem's experience as an aviculturist, breeding and caring for 
finches and doves. 
Heart of 
Hearts My Society  
Bleek Records BR010 
Release date: 
September 25, 2012 
Available digitally via iTunes, Amazon and on 12" vinyl via Bandcamp. Track Listing: 
01. Love Of Pearls   
02. Owls Grow Up   
03. Candling      
04. Feather Fast   
05. Bound  
06. Unbound ( Free Public Download  
)  
07. You're My Sister   
08. Goodbye Buttons   
09. Grass Mask 
10. My Society   
The tracks were 
engineered, produced, and mixed by Greg Hatem in Baltimore 2011-2012.  Mastering 
by Matthew Leffler-Shulman at Mobtown Studios. Brian Henry photographed and 
designed the cover art.  
In May of 2012 Hatem collaborated on a Cloud Seeding single which you can watch here. The Cloud Seeding project also features vocalists Marissa Nadler and Nadine Carina. Greg used to drum in the now defunct Boston band Tulsa with Carter Tanton and now drums for Baltimore's Mr. Moccasin. "Back in 2010 [Heart Of Hearts] released a set of 8 track bedroom recordings of lush dark pop excursions. Now he's walked into the computer age and has given us a taste with his new song "Candling". It's notably more nuanced, and quite beautiful." 
- Pasta 
Primavera 
"the record carries with it the warmth of a tape re-cording of the more 
ethereal side of early psych"  - The Orange Press  
"Layered vocals combined with ominous atmospherics find their way 
under your skin, creating an uncomfortable but enchanting 
presence" - Music For The Masses   
"lovely and wholly interesting" - Earbuddy 
  
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