Hannah 'Everything Is Changing' album

‘I See’ is the second single to come from the Estonian superstar’s forthcoming album ‘Everything Is Changing’, a track that has already proven a hit in France, Hannah’s second home. Released for download across all the major digital retailers, Hannah embraces the internet technology in much the same way as her country has done; Skype and online voting on a nationwide scale were all developed in Estonia first.

With a catchy chorus and a divine guitar solo, ‘I See’ is an uptempo orchestrated pop song that contrasts well with the piano led singer/songwriter style of the first single ‘You Are’, highlighting Hannah’s range and styles well.

‘Everything Is Changing’ is Hannah’s sixth album, due out in September, and is her first album to be released outside her native Estonia. Her music has already won international acclaim; in 2003 Hannah wooed an audience of 1000s in Chicago after the success of the single ‘Blinded’ and more recently ‘You Are’ has been picked up by Radio Two, being played by Chris Evans. Hannah completed her first major promotional tour of the UK in June, winning over fans and media alike nationwide.

An extraordinarily gifted songwriter, singer and pianist Hannah’s blend of ballads and classic pop has dominated the charts in her home country for more than a decade. The country has a rich history, wonderful architecture and beautiful countryside, a perfect setting for Hannah’s music.

Now Hannah is looking at new horizons with the international release of her album and latest single ‘I See’.

‘There’s a natural ‘spark ‘ in her voice that carries through in her excellent songs, no matter what the subject matter or mood’-toxicpete.co.uk

‘She's got the talent required to make it in the wider world. On this offering the potential is definitely there. The song is solid, Hannah definitely seems like an artist waiting to be fulfilled’ – Fatea Records

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