Hannah Ruby

doubt, lack of confidence, pains of growing up and fitting in and mental health but with a message of hope and seeing the positive times yet to come. Hannah’s voice has been described as ‘soulful.’ Her style leans towards pop and singer-songwriter. She’s been a finalist in the regional finals of Open Mic, as well as an invited guest on Radio Exe. Her song ‘Hunted’ from her first debut EP ‘Wild’ was played on BBC Introducing in the South West. Most of her songs she’d recorded and produced herself and she has written all of them. She would sing and dance with her family to bands like the Levellers. Her first public appearance was at the weekly Sunday karaoke at aged 9. She would sing ‘My Boy Lollipop’ and ‘Georgy Girl.’ She has extremely fond memories of the karaoke as her first ‘live performance.’ At age 13 she got her first guitar and her dad taught her to play. Prior to this, Hannah had been writing songs in her head, and now she was able to put chords to them.