Hannah Grace - Remedy EP (2020)

An infectious collection of soul-stirring, poignant and uplifting tracks, Remedy features the singles ‘How True Is Your Love’, ‘With You’, ‘Praise You’ and ‘Blue’, all of which were playlisted at BBC Radio 2, alongside a wealth of heartfelt material that showcases her stunning vocal capabilities and artistry.


“This record is a reflection of my life for the past three years, in music and songs,” explains Hannah. “I wrote and created it when I was happy, sad, in love, heart broken, ambitious, confident, doubtful, and everything in between. The process was my own homemade remedy – making this album has been a consistent thread in my life and singing these songs and using my voice has been a constant source of independence and strength.

“Whether that was celebrating the happiness that so much of my life is filled with, or growing through the heartache and pain that life has held for me too, every song has a piece of me in it, and a piece of those I have loved and love. I hope people find something in it for them now, something that helps, something that uplifts, something that comforts and something that brings them joy. A remedy, of sort.”

The album is a culmination of Hannah’s enviable career to date, which has seen her garner over 25 million streams and win many notable fans including Lady Gaga who describes her as a“superstar”,renowned fashion designer Richard Quinn who invited her to perform at his London Fashion Week show earlier this year, and Dermot O’Leary, who has championed Hannah since inviting her onto his show in 2016, in addition to performing support slots for the likes of Jess Glynn and Hozier.

Following a stellar 2019 – which saw her play her largest show to date supporting Barbra Streisand at Hyde Park – Hannah has gone on to win acclaim from the likes of LOVE Magazine and Vogue, who described her voice and sounding “like honey”.

The album was produced by MyRiot (London Grammar, Birdy), Paul O’Duffy (Amy Winehouse), and Ian Barter (Paloma Faith, Izzy Bizu), alongside Hannah’s frequent collaborator and close friend Martin Luke Brown and Luke Potashnick, who produced Hannah’s first EP.