Empowering Pop from Hannah Dorman

Surrey-based pop rock singer-songwriter Hannah Dorman has been releasing music for over ten years. Over that time, she’s become a social media hit from her performance videos, gaining hundreds of thousands of fans and millions of views. Her music has struck a chord on Spotify too where her huge fanbase has listened more than 600,000 times to her songs.

Finding a knack for producing spectacular covers of other songs, she’s put her own spin on “Pumped Up Kicks” and “Royals”, as well as catching the eye of Universal in 2017 with her cover of “Human” leading to its inclusion on Universal’s “Acoustic Hits” album which peaked at number 5 in the compilation charts. With her live performances, she’s played slots at a number of notable festivals while she works on her own recorded music.

Though not always apparent in her sound, Hannah draws influence from an eclectic mix of artists such as KT Tunstall, Anastasia, Shania Twain, Pretty Reckless and Kelly Clarkson. Her latest effort, the anthemic pop hit “Fake Heartache” is an uplifting track combining heartache with self love and self worth. “When you come out of a situationship, it’s not quite a real heartache, it’s a Fake Heartache,” she offers.

Produced, mixed and mastered by Matt O’Grady, who’s previous credits include You Me At Six, Deaf Havana and Don Broco, “Fake Heartache” delivers a powerful pop punch driven by the artist’s compelling vocal performance. An infectiously catchy tune, on the new single she offers bags of melody and rhythm all wrapped up in a shimmering arrangement.

Listen to Fake Heartache below