Hey. Hannah here.

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Full disclosure: I write songs like they’re pages from a diary I forgot to hide :'-) I'm an emo Missouri girl that grew up watching the world through a cracked lens— equal parts wonder and suspicion. I'd like to think my music feels the same way.

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I've been writing songs since I was seven, but for a while, my life was all runways, cameras, and neon parties. I found myself studying people, watching them sell illusions, and I learned how to move through the luster with my own voice in tact. That chapter shaped how I see things so much that I wrote a book—The Model Survival Guide—part memoir, part manual, all born from the backstage chaos. It’s not something I lead with these days, but it’s in the background of everything I make: cultural obsessions with beauty, breaking down facades, and survival instincts.

 

Right now, I’m collaborating with an LA-based band, Mama No Likey, blending my perspective with the grit of a rock 'n roll. Together, we’re creating something loud, raw, and–– if I'm honest–– a little unhinged.

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I tend to live in contradictions: soft and sharp, romantic and cynical, intimate and theatrical. It’s all a reflection of existence through my eyes— beautiful, broken, and strange. If you’re looking for perfection, you’re probably in the wrong place. But if you’re into the messy, the honest, the human, you might feel like staying a while.

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More to come.

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—H