Hari Vasan Releases Song/Lyric Video From Debut EP

WASHINGTON - March 21, 2016 - PRLog -- DC Based singer-songwrter Hari Vasan released a new song this week called "Silence Comes Easy." The track showcases powerful vocals and lyrics reminiscent of James Maynard Keenan of Tool, alongside a guitar styling that has much in common with Richard Thompson. Vasan's debut, self-titled EP, due out on April 19, will contain 5 songs that range from alternative rock to indie folk.

Hari, who has drawn a dedicated and growing following for his cover song videos, is taking a bold approach with "Silence Comes Easy", with lyrics that are honest and introspective. The feeling drawn is intended to be uplifting, an inspiration to chase one's dreams."'Silence Comes Easy" is an anthem to defeating one's own inner demons and finding inspiration within oneself to achieving the things he or she truly desires," stated Hari.

The lyric video for "Silence Comes Easy has already garnered over 2500 views on Facebook since being posted. Full information on the debut EP will be made available later this week. View the video now at: https://www.facebook.com/harivasanmusic/videos/1668447020...


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(https://www.youtube.com/user/sixstringvoicekeys/videos)

About Hari Vasan:

Hari Vasan is a singer-songwriter who was raised in the Washington, DC area. Hari mixes vocals reminiscent of alternative vocalists from a previous era with intricate and pulsating guitar riffs, creating an ensemble of songs that range from hard rock to soft ballads. In 2007, Hari posted two videos of himself performing covers on YouTube, and each reached 18,000 and 11,000 views, respectively. He has been a featured artist at Bloombars Open Mic in DC and at Ireland's Four Courts Open Mic in Arlington, VA. In 2014, he was one of the featured performers at "Be(com)ing Desi in America," a show that was jointly arranged by the Beyond Bollywood Exhibit at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum and Subcontinental Drift. In the event, he opened up for comedian Aparna Nancherla and Ashok Kondabalu of Das Racist. He later was selected to play at "Music on the Mall" by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. This year, he was selected to perform at the Takoma Park Folk Festival, a folk festival in Takoma Park, MD and Art all Night, an event that showcases artists and musicians from the DC area. In March 2016, he will be performing at the Intersections Festival in DC. He is currently in the studio recording for his debut EP, which will feature four to five tracks of original work and will be coming out April 19.