Hannah Dorman’s thrilling debut EP

Hannah Dorman is a Surrey based pop/rock singer and songwriter, and has been performing and releasing music for over a decade. Social media platforms have proven to be an extremely successful stomping grounds for her ever-growing and loyal fan base; Dorman has amassed 275,000 followers on TikTok, in excess of 600,000 plays on Spotify, and has over 3,000,000 total views on YouTube.

Dorman’s sound is so crisply unique that it can be tricky to directly link her to obvious musical influences, but elements of KT Tunstell, Anastasia, Shania Twain, Pretty Reckless and Kelly Clarkson can certainly be heard throughout her work.

Dorman is ushering in a new phase in her musical journey with her debut EP titled 222. The EP is an expertly woven masterpiece of mainstream pop and soft rock, subsequently producing a sound that perfectly captures Hannah’s unique sound and the sort of artist that she wants to be.

“Fire” is the perfect lead track to epitomise the main message in 222 and motivates that we each empower ourselves by celebrating our own independence, our inner strengths, and the love in our hearts; “Gasoline” intends on pushing you to your limits in order to restore your own strength after a failed romance; “Gullible” is an emotive tale of how good intentions in a relationship can result in how one can be manipulated.

The rock song “No Boys Allowed” is the fun instalment on the EP, which opposes toxic masculinity and promotes equality in our society as well as individual empowerment; and “Perfect” challenges the ideal of perfection itself and encourages you to accept the possibility that any of your imperfections are, in fact, something to be cherished and celebrating in themselves.

You can listen to Hannah Dorman – 222 on our link below

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