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HANNAHBELLA Unveils Vibrant New Single "Can’t Let You Go"

  • June 2, 2024
  • Antonia Sulley
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Cork's experimental electronic-pop sensation HANNAHBELLA has released her latest single, "Can’t Let You Go." Known for blending ethereal electronic sounds with emotive vocals, her innovative approach spans synth-pop, minimal techno, and grunge, creating a uniquely multifaceted sound.

"Can’t Let You Go" showcases this style with driving beats, ethereal synths, and fuzzy live bass. The vibrant, catchy vocal melodies and honest lyrics move fluidly from R&B undertones to dark alternative-pop moments, highlighting her exceptional songwriting and musicianship.

HANNAHBELLA describes the track as “an almost satirical, painfully self-aware take on being completely enthralled by someone. It’s upbeat, fierce, and romantic, with an over-the-top, unserious twist.” The song features metal-style guitar, poppy synths, funk-style bass lines, and electrifying drum grooves, demonstrating her versatility.

Since her debut in 2021, HANNAHBELLA has opened for acts like Baby Queen and Essiray and headlined sold-out shows in Cork. With support from tastemakers, she is quickly establishing herself as an exciting new artist ready to take her career to the next level.

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