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Hannah Rose will release her self-titled debut album next month.
Hannah comes from a very musical family and started performing in front of a live audience at the age of six alongside her dad, who is a pastor and traveling musician. Hannah Rose has preformed at camps, festivals, and concerts, while staying available to God given opportunities on her church's worship team. At 13 she taught herself piano so she could write her own songs.
On her website Hannah says "Instead of keeping a journal, I write songs. They are all about my life and actual events that I have experienced....
Read More Hannah Rose will release her self-titled debut album next month.
Hannah comes from a very musical family and started performing in front of a live audience at the age of six alongside her dad, who is a pastor and traveling musician. Hannah Rose has preformed at camps, festivals, and concerts, while staying available to God given opportunities on her church's worship team. At 13 she taught herself piano so she could write her own songs.
On her website Hannah says "Instead of keeping a journal, I write songs. They are all about my life and actual events that I have experienced. Writing songs is how I express myself and get my feelings out."
For me Hannah Rose sounds like what a lot of female solo singers sound like, especially from America. The opening two uptempo pop numbers Sea of Love and The Good Life do what you would expect them to do: great poppy numbers with a small dance beat and some positive lyrics. Hannah does this style of song really well.
Her vocals and the style of songs that appear on this album sound very similar to Stacey Orrico, especially during the ballad Eye of The Storm. This song deals with the struggles and storms you might find during your life. With the lyrics in the chorus of "You can count on me..." this track will inspire the listener.
I'm sure this album isn't really aimed at a middle age man who grew up listening to Oasis and The Beatles, but actually there are some really enjoyable songs on this album. 'You And Me' is a great pop number, I Love You For That is a moody piano ballad and Hannah's vocals during Wasting Time sound brilliant.
If you know someone who enjoys listening to female pop vocalists, then Hannah Rose is a brilliant choice of album for them to get into.
Review by Jono Davies
LTTM Rating 3.5 Out of 5 Stars
Standout Tracks
Sea of Love
You And Me
I Love You For That
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Voted in at Number 14 in the LTTM Awards 2013 is the album 'Hannah Rose' from Hannah Rose. Title:Hannah RoseArtist:Hannah RoseType:AlbumReleased:07 May 2013 Track Listing:1. Sea Of Love 2. It's A Good Life 3. Eye Of The…
