Hannah May
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Rich in ingredients ranging from delicious grooves to effortless lyricism and all the good stuff in between, lauded Australian contemporary artist, Hannah May launches her striking, new single Sigh. Produced by Rob Long (Roland S. Howard, Kate Miller-Heidke, Thirsty Merc) and mastered by William Bowden (Gotye, Eskimo Joe), Sigh marries May’s penchant for lyrical introspection with a spellbinding musicality seen only in artists of the highest calibre. Perfectly balanced and never overstated, May’s creativity underpins a delightfully refined instrumentation and arrangement, the undeniable heroes of this open-hearted exercise in contemplation and personal discovery. “Written over an old grand piano in a practice room during my final year of study, Sigh is a song that seemed to fall out of my hands and right onto the keys. It’s a song about love; an exploration of growing up in a small town where everyone is watching you find love, but you can’t really be sure if it’s right or if you’re ready for it,” May says. The narrative marks a fitting milestone in the development of this astonishing, young artist. Hannah May’s performance credits include support slots with Clare Bowditch and Ian Moss (Cold Chisel) as well as cowriting stints with industry favourites Wes Carr, Monique Brumby, The Audreys, and Bobby Flynn. “Hannah May is bursting with talent, enthusiasm and positive energy. We need more like her in the music world.” Brian Ritchie (Violent Femmes)
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