Description
Hak Baker‘s debut album is a fresh take on mid-00s indie with a socially and politically charged edge. It’s evident that Baker has poured his heart and soul into this record, representing not only his own inner turmoil but also the battles faced by his community on the streets of London. With tracks like ‘Bricks In The Wall’ and ‘DOOLALLY (Unreleased)’, Baker’s sound combines earnest emotion with angsty vocals to create a compelling listening experience. Other related artists who share this blend of indie and socially conscious themes include Frank Turner, The 1975 and Jamie T.
Despite being a newcomer to the music scene, Baker has already made a splash with sets at major festivals like Glastonbury, as well as appearances on prestigious platforms such as Jools Holland and BBC’s new Eastbank site. This album, with its cheeky chappy vibes and scruffy pop hooks, is sure to grab the attention of even more fans in the year ahead. Baker’s future looks bright, with plans to tour the UK and Germany on the horizon. His unique sound and powerful message make him a force to be reckoned with in the indie music world, and fans will surely be eagerly anticipating what comes next.