“Beautiful sounds… What a voice” – BBC Introducing Solent
Hannah Robinson is a singer-songwriter from the south coast of England, whose music blends her distinctive voice with her nonchalant, rhythmic guitar style, and lyrics rich with imagery.
Hannah’s latest single, ‘Holding Up The Sky’ sees her working once more with longtime collaborator and co-producer Steve Smith, legendary guitarist Robbie McIntosh (Paul McCartney, The Pretenders), bassist and singer Phil Brickell (Jon Allen, Kenney Jones), and drummer Paul Beavis (Andy Fairweather Low, Thea Gilmore), and, as with Hannah’s previous releases, the song has been mixed by Paul Stacey (Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, The Black Crowes).
Since 2018, Hannah’s studio and live session work has included singing and playing guitar and percussion for John Illsley (founding member of Dire Straits), touring the UK and Europe. Hannah also performs backing vocals, guitar, and percussion for singer-songwriter Jack Francis and American singer Miko Marks.
“a next level explosion of talent” – Earmilk
“Some artists have a voice that can stop you in your tracks. Hannah is one - smoky, full of colour, addressing you from the early hours.” – The Musician
“Hannah Robinson has a great voice. Challenging those wailing vocalists, Hannah’s bluesy lilt is altogether more subtle and more affecting. Country-tinged opener ‘Curious’ on Water, Carry Me is great.” – R2 Magazine
“…a luxuriant mood of wistful Americana.” – The Musician
“An engaging performer and songwriter whose songs of love going right and/or wrong have universal resonance, she’s also a fine singer and guitarist with a bright future.” – R2 Magazine
“Strong on melody and bringing a carefully-honed, electric edge to her live, acoustic persona… The future looks bright for Hannah Robinson” – Acoustic Magazine
“A really contemporary voice… Bags of personality” – BBC Introducing: The South