Chris Cape – Mark Hamill Can Handle

Chris Cape has sent us his latest Star Wars song, check it out.

A little while ago I wrote and recorded a new song on a whim and what happened was amazing.

The song captured the joy and anticipation felt all around me leading up to the first Star Wars movie in a decade (The Force Awakens) and the comeback of cultural icons like Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Princess Leia. Mark Hamill himself tweeted the song saying he was ‘surprised and humbled’ by it, which was way more than I could have hoped for with the song.

Sadly since then we’ve lost Carrie Fisher who was not only a screen Princess but someone who helped to change social stigmas surrounding mental health difficulties with her wit and vulnerable honesty. We miss you Carrie!

My goal with this release of “Mark Hamill Can Handle” is as simple as the first time around, to get it out to as many people as possible for them to enjoy!

Join in and share the music video at the hashtag #MarkHamillCanHandle

Let’s get Mark himself to see it by tweeting him @HamillHimself

With so many questions left unanswered by The Force Awakens “Mark Hamill Can Handle” remains as relevant as ever.

The music video was lovingly and painstakingly put together by James Muxworthy of HogtheComputer Animations.
Check out more of James’ amazing animations at
https://www.youtube.com/HogtheComputerAnimations

Find Chris Cape here:
www.chriscape.com
www.facebook.com/chriscapeblog
www.twitter.com/chriscapeblog
www.instagram.com/chriscape
www.youtube.com/chriscape

Find James Muxworthy here:
https://www.youtube.com/HogtheComputerAnimations
https://twitter.com/hogthecomputer

Brian Cameron
Brian is an obsessive collector of Star Wars books, comics, and magazines. With a collection extending into the tens of thousands, he is obsessed by variants, and the more obscure a publication the better! Brian was the Literature Editor for Jedi News, and was also host of the podcast Take Cover on the Jedi News Network. He stepped down from Jedi News in August 2017 citing personal reasons. Two months later, he was part of the team that launched Fantha Tracks.