Hannah May Allison Announces New Single ‘Couldn’t Care Less’
Country-pop performer Hannah May Allison is quickly becoming one of the most recognised and revered recording artists across the genre and with every release, she creates a bold new sonic world that invites listeners to discover new nuances of her voice, lyrical style and all-around artistry.
Over the past couple of years she has built up a strong and loyal fanbase that crosses borders and countries with her impressive discography racking up streams across the global market – her songs are pop-country lusciousness that bring together all the exciting elements of the crossover soundscape.
And as she continues to craft hit songs that break into the worldwide mainstream markets, singer/songwriter Hannah May Allison will this week (Friday, April 1st) release her hotly anticipated new single, with ‘Couldn’t Care Less’ once again shining a spotlight on her standout vocal control.
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The forthcoming offering is a fantastic upbeat post-breakup anthem that has been co-penned by renowned songwriters Sean Spollen and Erika Raen, alongside Hannah, and expertly produced by the wonderful Zachary Manno with the music makers showcasing the emphatic pop side of Hannah May Allison’s style with just a few country elements.
Speaking about the song, Hannah says: “I wrote this song about an ex who did everything he could to flaunt his new life without me. He was telling my friends to tell me things, posting pictures online constantly, and even though he was the one who broke up with me, I was so OVER feeling like this was some kind of competition of who’s doing better than who. I think a lot of people can relate to this feeling after a breakup, and even if you’re not over your ex yet, I just hope this song can be a nice motivational push for anyone trying to move on!”
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