Music Review: Ashes by Hannah Gill - Alternative Pop - New York, USA | Music Discovery XO

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21-06-2020 15:46 GMT

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Hannah Gill

"Ashes"
Alternative Pop


Exquisitely written

Outstanding performance
 
The third in a series of exciting new singles released about a week apart as lockdown restrictions started being eased and tentatively lifted one city at a time, “Ashes” is a comforting record that will take you to a special place where time stands still and only love matters. This is one of those records that will slowly but almost certainly bring you to tears when you look back at these unprecedented times and wonder how you made it through.

Music Review: White Christmas by Hannah Gill | Alternative Pop Song | Stream free | YouTube | Spotify

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25-11-2019 16:21 GMT

Music by indie artist, Hannah Gill on YouTube | Spotify

Hannah Gill

"White Christmas"
Alternative Pop


Is this thing on?

There are two types of people in the world today – those that hate Christmas and those that absolutely love it. The truth is every adult has the tendencies and all the pieces in place that will land them in the first category even if just for a little while, and kids will more often than not end up in the second. It could be just before the holiday season, during or after, but whatever the case may be, this song is more often than not guaranteed to be the one that brings all those innermost feelings about the season out in the open, maybe not for everyone else to see but at least for you to see. It’s the song that tells you that no matter how much you dread it, Christmas is here and there’s nothing you can do about it - the song that tells every adult, “eerr eerr emm, get your wallets out already will ya, it’s that time of the year again”, and the song that tells kids it’s time to go and sit on strange fat man's laps again, while also hoping he doesn’t have his cell phone in his pocket this time. So now that you know Christmas is at hand and whether you like it or not you can’t escape it, let’s get right down to it shall we? Hit the play button and bid your hard earned money adieu. Happy Holidays!

Music Review: The Ballad Of Mona Lisa by Hannah Gill | Alternative Pop Song | Stream free | YouTube | Spotify

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04-06-2019 09:10 GMT

Hannah Gill

"The Ballad Of Mona Lisa"
Alternative Pop



Exquisite!
 
A cover of Las Vegas, US rock band, Panic! At The Disco's song, "The Ballad Of Mona Lisa" played old school jazz style. Another elegant collaboration between New York alternative pop singer, Hannah Gill and New York pianist, Scott Bradley's music collective, Postmodern Jukebox. You'll only hear this playing at the coolest, hippest lounges late at night when the stars come out. It's one of those songs that will pour you a thousand dollar a bottle glass of champagne and take you to a peaceful place in your mind where only your most prosperous thoughts reign. It's beautiful in ways words can't describe with a passionate, heartwarming vocal performance that builds all the way through the record to a fiery climax that burns out slowly.

Music Review: Here To Stay by Hannah Gill | Stream free

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18-06-2018 18:40 GMT

Hannah Gill

"Here to Stay"
Alternative Pop


Seriously good.

The last track on New York independent alternative pop singer, Hannah Gill's 5 track Spring/Summer 2018 EP - and rightfully so.

A big, dark sound, mid-tempo with strong vocals, a bassline that means business, a slow build and a chorus that'll have you humming it all day long - everything that warrants a standing ovation, and more.

For a fast-rising artist whose career is at an all-time high, there's no better way to end an EP than with a track that says you're here to stay.

It starts out deceptively low-key and then slowly unravels.

In the end it'll have you desperately scouring the internet or your local record store for more Hannah Gill music - but don't worry, there's a lot more.