Singer/Songwriters Huns & Dr. Beeker have had great success playing for enthusiastic crowds in clubs and colleges throughout the Midwest, and other parts of the country, for many years. Their songs have been featured on local, internet, and NPR radio stations. Videos featuring their song “Ghost Town”, about the Chernobyl nuclear tragedy, have been viewed more than 100,000 times on internet sites like YouTube, MySpace, and MetaCafe. Their song “Cereal Girl” won the Spring 2007 Folk Contest at American Idol Underground.
The duo’s latest release “The Middle of Somewhere” has been garnering accolades in The United States, Germany, Russia, Italy, Latvia, Scotland, England, Poland, China, Holland, Denmark, France, Norway, Estonia, South Africa, and Canada:
“Absolutely astonishing! Wonderful performance, great talent, amazing delivery, and perfect lyricism.”
“Ghost town is one of the best songs I've ever heard”
“Absolutely bloody amazing. Ghost town is the most amazing song ever. It made me cry, it made my family cry, it made my friends and teacher cry.”
“I love your music, I love the things you gave to me with your Music...I hope to see you in Italy ;) One day...”
"The Dew Drop Inn" is amazing! It simultaneously provokes both nostalgic and positive anticipatory feelings within me.”
“I downloaded "Cry Me A River" from ITunes.
Awesome sound guys! Come play in Nashville!”
“This song about Chernobyl it very interesting. I play for 3 days non - stop. “
“Your music is just indescribable! It's more than just music ... Thank you!”
“This is a great CD. I have been listening to it for two weeks now, and I am still not tired of it.”
“I must say the ghost town song is the best song i´ve ever heard! it was not explainable what i have infelt. I wonder why with song is not on place one in the charts.
Simply great!!!!”
You can now buy their album, "The Middle of Somewhere" on iTunes or through their Website
Confusion will be my epitaph. As I crawl a cracked and broken path, if we make it we can all sit back and laugh. But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying. Yes I fear tomorrow i'll be crying...
Between the iron gates of fate, the seeds of time were sown, And watered by the deeds of those who know and are known; knowledge is a deadly friend when no one sets the rules. The fate of all mankind I see is in the hands of Fools.
The wall on which the prophets wrote is cracking at the seams. Upon the instruments of death the sunlight brightly gleams. When every man is torn apart with nightmares and with dreams. Will no one lay the laurel wreath as silence drowns the screams.
Unseen and unheard by mortals But nevertheless he is there Prancing for all the God’s to see His beauty beyond compare
Of course mortals like me can see him But we have to close our eyes And imagine with the purest hearts Then he’ll come racing through our skies
Yes - It’s easy for me as a poet For my mind is full of dreams And sometimes I even ride him Because my fantasies reach extremes
I pity those whose existence is mundane Without fantasy and fairies in their lives Missing out on so much joy Plus the happiness that’s derived
They see poetry just as typed out words And are not able to cavort amongst their dreams For them there is no Pegasus - Just monotony And a life of endless screams
One of your life long musts is to play at B.j. Wentkers. It's fate... I WILL MAKE THE ARRANGEMENTS AND BRING THE PEOPLE. You bring yourselves and sound equipment. or unplugged. Oct. 17th fri night. as an elder of a different race this world has seldom since seen. I'm not just asking but allowing history 2 unfold before there's none left to remember.................. Huns and dr. beeker are definatley worth remembering!!!
