Hannah Hughes’ new single “Battery” lands with this quick spark that grabs you right away. No slow warm-up. No overthinking. Just a confident young artist stepping in with a voice that feels strong, clear, and honestly pretty addictive.
The first thing that hits is her tone. It’s commanding without trying too hard, and there’s this catchy edge in the chorus that makes the whole song stick in your head faster than you expect. The energy stays tight from start to finish. Nothing overwhelming. Nothing too soft. The production sits in that sweet spot where the instruments lift her vocals instead of fighting them. It’s clean and it all just works together.
The melodies glide nicely, and the lyrics feel easy to follow, almost like something you hum along to without noticing. You can hear that she knows exactly what she wants her sound to be. There’s a confidence there, the kind that makes you curious about what she’s building toward, especially with a full album planned down the road.
Hannah’s been active across both coasts and has clearly been putting in the work, but this new single feels like one of those tracks that shows she’s really settling into her lane. We enjoyed this one a lot. Everything lines up in a way that makes us want to hear more from her as soon as possible.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Born in Thousand Oaks, California and raised in Huntington, New York, Hannah Hughes began her creative journey at just 8 years old, beginning classical training as a trumpet player.
Songwriting since the age of 8, Hannah started playing guitar at age 15. At age 17 Hannah moved from Long Island to New York City to attend Pace University, in Manhattan.
Performing at local clubs, open mics, and art spaces, Hannah released two Double EP’s ‘Temptation’ and ‘Sedation’ in 2019, and a debut album in 2021, entitled, ‘Simi’. Hannah has been featured in several music videos and television shows.
She is currently based in Los Angeles and at 25, has consistently performed live throughout Southern California, at venues like The Whisky a Go Go, The Viper Room, and the NAMM show, to name a few.
