Hannah Grae has released an empowering new single about moving on, 'Star Crossed Lover'

Port Talbot-born musician Hannah Grae has released a new single, 'Star Crossed Lover'.

The track, described as a post-breakup anthem, was co-written by Grae alongside Duncan Mills, Charlie Sinclair, and Fred Macpherson.

Grae says of the track: "When I wrote 'Star Crossed Lover', one half of me wanted to express my rage and the other half of me wanted to make myself laugh. I was in an empowered position as I began to move on from the destruction of my last relationship. A huge part of it was inspired by heartbreak but an even bigger part of it was driven by how proud of myself I was, and still am. My strength surprised me as I started to rediscover my life. I thought I knew nothing about myself, and after living in that turmoil for too long, I decided to let it excite me. It's one of those songs that will always make me feel deeply. In moments where I need to make light of my situation, I listen to it, and remember that I have the ability to turn something negative into something that helps me heal and grow."

The release of 'Star Crossed Lover' follows a busy live period for Grae: in May, she performed her first headline show at The Grace in London. She has also recently supported Shania Twain at BST Hyde Park and performed at Yungblud's BLUDFEST.

Check it out below.