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"Need Me Now" is a track by Hannah Grae, from the album Nothing Lasts Forever. The track is 4:12 long. Dork has published 17 articles about Hannah Grae.
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READ MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEREAD MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEREAD MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEREAD MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEREAD MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEREAD MORE ABOUT HANNAH GRAEPrecious is arriving fresh from the release of her debut EP ‘Rosey’.
With ‘I Hate London’ out now, Hannah Grae lines up a special headline night in the capital.
It’s a song about jealousy.
After taking time out to reset and move back home, Hannah Grae is ready to show us who she truly is. Her new single ‘Bitch’ marks the start of a more honest, independent chapter.
The ballad explores self-discovery after a toxic relationship.
The post-breakup anthem follows Grae's recent EP release.
She's not long released a new mini-album.
She's not long released a new mini-album.
The new release is out today (Friday, 15th March).
The new release is due in March.
Welsh pop-punk storyteller Hannah Grae is carving out a bold, rebellious world of her own.
"I hope those who listen to it feel as epic as I do when I listen, and I hope it soundtracks their Halloween."
"When writing, we referenced Bowling for Soup, Green Day, Paramore, American Hi-Fi, and Avril Lavigne as well as classic 2000s movies such as Mean Girls and Shrek," she says.
"When writing, we referenced Bowling for Soup, Green Day, Paramore, American Hi-Fi, and Avril Lavigne as well as classic 2000s movies such as Mean Girls and Shrek," she says.
Two acts, both with the potential to make a big impression.
She wants to take over the world. Give her a chance, and she just might. Back with new track 'Screw Loose', Hannah Grae isn't afraid to dream big.
One of the most beloved weekends on the festival calendar, 2000trees returns this month with a line up stacked full of Upset faves.