Matt Hartke
Matt Hartke was born in 1973 and grew up in the American Midwest. He took piano lessons and sang in church choir as a kid. In 2002, he put out his first...
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Matt Hartke was born in 1973 and grew up in the American Midwest. He took piano lessons and sang in church choir as a kid. In 2002, he put out his first album, 'Somewhere in the Middle,' which got some positive attention and helped him build an audience.
His songs tend to be pretty introspective, with lyrics that feel personal and melodies that lean toward the atmospheric. Over the next decade or so, he released albums like 'Resolutions' in 2005, 'Abandoned City' in 2009, and 'The Argument' in 2013. He's played at places like the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall.
One of his better-known tracks is 'London's Song,' a ballad he wrote after visiting the city. Other songs include 'Gold,' which features Maggie Peake, along with 'Sign Me Up,' 'Evergreen,' and 'Hi De Ho.'
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