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Glen Hansard
Born on 21 April 1970 in Ballymun, Ireland, Glen Hansard rose to fame as the
frontman of The Frames, who formed in 1990, and as one half of the folk-rock duo
The Swell Season, who he founded in 2005 alongside Markéta Irglová. In 2007, he
starred in the Irish music drama Once and won the Academy Award for Best
Original Song for "Falling Slowly," written with co-star and co-writer Markéta
Irglová. He set off on a solo path in 2012 and released his debut album of
folk-pop, Rhythm and Repose. That same year, he recorded "Take the Heartland"
for the soundtrack to The Hunger Games. His...
Falling SlowlyGlen Hansard and Markéta Irglová
Winning StreakGlen Hansard
My Father's DaughterOlivia Vedder, Eddie Vedder and Glen Hansard
If You Want MeGlen Hansard and Markéta Irglová
Say It to Me NowGlen Hansard
Fallen from the SkyGlen Hansard
Falling SlowlyGlen Hansard and Markéta Irglová
Falling Slowly
Winning StreakGlen Hansard
Didn't He Ramble
3:21
My Father's DaughterOlivia Vedder, Eddie Vedder and Glen Hansard
Flag Day
2:50
If You Want MeGlen Hansard and Markéta Irglová
Once [B.O.F.]
3:48
Say It to Me NowGlen Hansard
Once [B.O.F.]
2:35
Fallen from the SkyGlen Hansard
Once [B.O.F.]
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