Daniel Harris
Thirty-Two Bit Isn’t Really Eight Bits Better

For satisfied customers of: Jose Gonzalez, Sufjan Stevens, and Death Cab for Cutie.

Ever wonder what a snow day would sound like?

A fresh blanket of dazzling Winter white tucks nature into bed, putting work or school on hold for the day, and you can already smell a fresh cup of hot cocoa wafting into your room.

If a snow day as perfect as this were put into music, this is nearly what Thirty Two Bit Isn’t Really Eight Bits Better would sound like. As a whole, this solo project helmed by Daniel Harris may unthinkably come across as too mellow even for the most impassioned melodic crowd, but there are some gems worthy of complementing a relaxing late morning brunch. Better yet, the free-spirited acoustic spell Harris casts with a homemade, accessible arrangement of guitar, accordion, banjo, and more could color in a ginger ambiance of a feel-good sitcom moment (“Elephant” in particular would be perfect for a show like Scrubs, perhaps – the resonance of Harris’ vocals here reminds me of Jose Gonzalez’s cover of the Knifes’ “Heartbeats”).

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Bottom Line: Harris may be so chill, you’ll get hypothermia. Mellow out with caution.

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As my Bubby would say, try it, you’ll like it!