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MP3 Download: Harriet's Debut Single 'I Slept With All Your Mothers'

Get a track from the upcoming debut EP, featuring former Dawes member Alex Casnoff

January 3, 2012 11:00 AM ET
Harriet
Harriet, 'I Slept With All Your Mothers'
Emily Knecht

Click to listen to Harriet's 'I Slept With All Your Mothers'

Los Angeles-based band Harriet is gearing up to release their debut EP, Tell The Right Story, on January 31st. Harriet is fronted by former Dawes and PAPA member Alex Casnoff, who was inspired by his experiences as a touring musician when he wrote the band's debut.

The release's lead track is the dynamic, piano-driven "I Slept With All Your Mothers," which Casnoff says, "was sprouted from a lot of conflicted feelings. We were trying to echo that in the music. Mixing pretty ambiance and lap steel with the anxiety of the relentless piano chords and the heavy ending."

Random Notes

Harriet's debut EP Tell The Right Story won't be released until January 31st, but you can download "I Slept With All Your Mothers" for free here.

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