Singer-songwriter
Hannah graduated from RWCMD in 2016 with a BMus Jazz.
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'I think the whole start of my career was just wrapped up in studying at the Royal Welsh College. It was a space where I could really flourish and progress creatively and in my own way. When I graduated I just continued doing what I'd already been doing during my time here, because I'd been given the opportunity to always explore that, making the most of all those opportunities in a way that worked alongside my studies.
As a full-time singer songwriter artist I’ve learned so much about the music industry from a business perspective. I now own so much of my music and have full creative and business control over it. From my own experience I know there's not that much information out there for independent artists and musicians. I'm very passionate about helping younger artists, by creating communities and running workshops that help them do this for themselves as well.'Hannah Grace
