There are more artists using this name: 1) Hannah has ruled the charts at home in Estonia for more than a decade and her mantelpiece groans under the weight of awards. She's been a proud flag-bearer for her country, and has enjoyed massive record success on six albums. Now, from her home in London and via exciting collaborations with the hottest composers and producers, singer-songwriter Hannah is ready to make a new imprint on the international pop scene. It's over ten years since Hannah's blend of incisive ballads and savvy pop first made its mark. ...show more

There are more artists using this name: 1) Hannah has ruled the charts at home in Estonia for more than a decade and her mantelpiece groans under the weight of awards. She's been a proud flag-bearer for her country, and has enjoyed massive record success on six albums. Now, from her home in London and via exciting collaborations with the hottest composers and producers, singer-songwriter Hannah is ready to make a new imprint on the international pop scene. It's over ten years since Hannah's blend of incisive ballads and savvy pop first made its mark.

Her long reign has brought repeated recognition, including the republic's Best Female Artist award on two occasions. Now, for summer 2009, the stakes are raised again and Hannah is in impressive company. The singer, writer and pianist has been composing and recording with some of the most in-demand sidemen in the business. The roll call includes Steve Robson, co-writer of Take That's Shine, James Morrison's Undiscovered and Pieces Don't Fit Anymore, among others; Steve Booker, co-writer and producer of Duffy's Mercy, smash and collaborator with Sugababes; Grant Black, who wrote Liberty X's Song 4 Lovers and songs for Holly Valance, Peter Grant et al; and Peter-John Vettese, whose quarter-century-plus in the business includes credits with everyone from Annie Lennox to Carly Simon and Gary Barlow to Robin Gibb.

"This has been the greatest thing of all," says Hannah of working with such a cast of hitmakers. "They're so talented and have so much to give. I was very afraid at the beginning. When I went to the studio with Steve Booker, it was my first collaboration ever. ...show less