Hannah Williams简介
Hannah Williams is a music makin’ yoga teachin’ mamasita. Whether it be through her lyrics, teaching, running The Moon Records or raising her two daughters, Hannah is all about spreading love, joy and empowerment. A songwriter for two decades, her “silver lining” style songs go back to her teen years. Her mom gave her Marianne Williamson’s book, Return To Love and The Artists Way by Julia Cameron shortly thereafter. That coupled with a deep love of Bob Marley, Edie Brickell and many others who spread positivity, set her on the path of where she is today-living life to her highest potential and making each day an intentional positive contribution to the world.
Her voice can sound low and smoky, quiet and clean or belt out a bluesy wail much like her songstress heroines Bonnie Raitt, Ella Fitzgerald, Janis Joplin, Edie Brickell and Etta James. When it comes to performing, Hannah is less about vocal playfulness and more about raw emotion. “The delivery is more important than trying to sound perfect. However the song feels in the moment is how it comes out.”
Throughout 2014 to present day she has been writing a song a week with the help of a songwriting group’s weekly prompts or themes. She is picking her favorite songs for her next album and still plans on recording all of her children’s songs. In the beginning of 2015, Hannah wrote and released a song called “Never Give Up” for the Gwendolyn Strong Foundation. She put together a benefit in the fall of 2014 and all the proceeds from the show and from the download of the single are being donated to help raise awareness towards SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy.)
In June of 2012, Hannah Williams’ long awaited debut solo record, “Bare Bones” hit the market. The funky, soulful, rock-n-roll album was a musical journey wrapping up some of her favorite songs over an eight year span of her life, from LA to Austin. Her songs are filled with honesty, optimism, reflection and gratitude for all facets of life, truly summing up where her heart is and how she chooses t
