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Hannah, Estonia’s biggest singing sensation, has ruled the charts in her homeland for more than a decade and her mantelpiece groans under the weight of awards. She has enjoyed massive record success on six albums and now residing in London she has collaborated with some of the hottest writers and producers, ready to make an imprint on the UK pop scene.
The brand new single, released on December 14th, was written by Hannah and award-winning song writer Steve Booker, who was behind the huge international number one ‘Mercy’ for Duffy in 2008. The strong melodies and sing-a-long chorus of ‘Shadow on the Wall’ ensures it will be a big contender for the top spot this Autumn.
"I loved working with Steve," Hannah revealed. "He has this, almost unusual, sense of rhythm that really brings a song to life. 'Shadow on the Wall' is all about describing a moment when you're stuck in a situation and you're not sure how to get out of it. You know, those times when you want to move on but just can't let the past go."
It follows her huge club single ‘Keeping Score’ that lent itself to a great Bimbo Jones remix and Hannah is pleased to say Bimbo Jones and Riff & Rays are back on board to remix the brand new single.
It’s over ten years since Hannah’s blend of incisive ballads and savvy pop first made its mark. Her long reign has brought repeated recognition, including the republic’s Best Female Artist award on two occasions. Now the stakes are raised again and Hannah is in impressive company. The singer, writer and pianist has been composing and recording with some of the most in-demand sidemen in the business. The roll call includes Steve Robson, co-writer of Take That’s ‘Shine’, James Morrison’s ‘Undiscovered’ and ‘The Pieces Don’t Fit Anymore’, among others; Steve Booker, Grant Black, who wrote Liberty X’s ‘Song 4 Lovers’ and songs for Holly Valance, Peter Grant et al; and Peter-John Vettese, whose quarter-century-plus in the business includes credits with everyone from Annie Lennox to Carly Simon and Gary Barlow to Robin Gibb.
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