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Liv Hanna Debuts New Record “Back To Hell”

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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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Georgia VanNewkirk Turns a Summer Spark Into a Dreamy Indie-Pop Escape With “CRUSH”

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Some crushes last forever. Some are just meant to become your favourite memory. Georgia VanNewkirk captures that sweet spot between excitement, nostalgia, and “what if?” on her dreamy new indie-pop single “CRUSH”.

A hazy love letter to fleeting moments, the track dives into the magic of a connection that feels bigger than life — even if you don’t know where it’s going. With shimmering vocals, cinematic textures, and a touch of summer-night nostalgia, “CRUSH” feels like city lights, spontaneous adventures, and staying up way too late because you’re not ready for the moment to end.

Born from a season of heavier songwriting, the track arrived as a breath of fresh air. After spending weeks exploring heartbreak and intense emotions, Georgia found herself inspired by a completely different feeling: the thrill of meeting someone new and the rush of believing anything could happen.

But “CRUSH” isn’t really about one person, it’s about the feeling itself. The butterflies, the daydreaming, the way a few unforgettable moments can stay with you long after the story changes.

Known for creating entire creative worlds around her music, Georgia brings her background in directing, photography, styling, and visual design into every release. Her songs don’t just tell stories but they create places to step into.

With help from producer Corey Campbell and drummer Jake Cochran of Illiterate Light, “CRUSH” becomes a joyful, glowing reminder that not every connection needs to last forever to matter.

Sometimes the magic is in the moment. Sometimes the best stories are the ones you never saw coming.

And sometimes… it’s just a crush.

Photo by Matt Gaillet

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