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SubRosa

Words: Loren • May 21, 2015

SubRosa
SubRosa

Levi Hanna (SubRosa-bassist)

SPB: What do your parents think of your music?

Hanna: To be completely honest, I have no idea what my parents think of the music that I play outside of the fact that it isn't their style of music. My dad tells me that he occasionally looks my bands up on Youtube when he is bored at work and he'll occasionally air guitar around me, but I'm pretty sure my mom never listens to my music. It really doesn't matter to me what they think of it though because they are incredibly supportive of me. They always ask how my bands are doing and are excited when I tell them about my upcoming shows and tours and that's good enough for me.

Loren • May 21, 2015

SubRosa
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