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Liv Hanna Debuts New Record “Back To Hell”

Published

12 months ago

June 3, 2023

Meikhel Philogene

By: Carly Miller

Clemson, SC (We Speak Media) 06/03/2023 – Liv Hanna‘s back and better than ever with her new song, “Back To Hell.” “Back To Hell” is a powerful and touching mental health anthem that delves deep into the human experience with loneliness. Liv Hanna beautifully takes listeners on an emotional journey through the headspace of one who is lonely.

The track encapsulates the feelings of isolation and finding solace within one’s self. Liv Hanna explains: “It’s feeling isolated yet somehow finding comfort in your isolation. It’s sometimes easier to stay in that state until you have the energy and support to come back out of it.” This is something that people of all walks of life can resonate with. Liv Hanna uses her voice to express how powerful her emotion is while also sounding vulnerable like the lyrics suggest.

One remarkable aspect of “Back To Hell” is Liv Hanna’s exceptional songwriting ability, which she has definitely demonstrated in the past as well. Her songwriting ability allows her to showcase her talent and authenticity. This allows the song to resonate deeply with the audience.

The piano in the chorus is both beautiful and perfectly in line with the melody, providing a perfect instrumentation for Liv Hanna’s stunning vocals. The melody is catchy and effortlessly captivates the listener’s attention without taking away from the message of the song.

Liv Hanna’s “Back To Hell” serves as a great reminder that it is okay to publicize issues surrounding mental health and gives listeners the strength to acknowledge their own struggles and gain the energy to overcome them. “Back To Hell” offers comfort and solace to individuals experiencing the same feelings that Liv Hanna writes about in “Back To Hell.” The record is a perfectly melodic ballad that shines a light on feeling isolated and lonesome.

Liv Hanna’s beautifully written lyrics, combined with her satisfying vocals and the fantastic production of PJ McGinnis, create a unique experience for listeners everywhere. This song is not only a testament to Liv Hanna’s talent as an artist, but also an incredibly powerful and worthwhile contribution to mental health awareness.

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Emerging Artist Pilar Victoria Drops Mesmerizing Track ‘Headphones’

Published

1 day ago

May 18, 2024

Joni Jones

Rising artist Pilar Victoria is known for blending upbeat pop with melancholic undertones. Her latest single, “Headphones”, is here, and it’s a melodic journey through love and loss that’s bound to resonate with anyone who’s ever faced heartbreak.

Pilar Victoria, who grew up in Argentina and now calls Texas home, has a unique multicultural background that seeps into every note she sings. Her music is a beautiful tapestry of soulful melodies and deeply personal lyrics, reflecting her rich heritage and diverse experiences.

Her musical journey started young. Pilar Victoria was writing songs and playing instruments by the age of 11. Despite strict restrictions on social media usage, her passion couldn’t be contained. She began posting snippets of her music on TikTok, quickly gaining a loyal following. “I wasn’t allowed to be on social media growing up, but I decided to be anyways,” Pilar Victoria reveals. “I posted small clips of my songs on TikTok and got a lot of positive attention. It led me to release music on Spotify. I even had to convince my parents to support me financially for the distributor service.”

Now, with “Headphones”, Pilar offers us her take on love and loss. The song, co-written with Nowels in Santa Monica, combines the melancholy of heartbreak with an infectious pop beat. Pilar explains, “I wrote this song during a tough time. I wanted to block out all the pain and intense emotions I was feeling, and putting on headphones became a metaphor for tuning out the world and being alone with my thoughts.”