Hannah May Allison
Nashville singer/songwriter Hannah May Allison grew up in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, and a half-hour drive to San Francisco. Like most California girls, Hannah May grew up listening to pop music. At an early age she also developed a deep love of traditional country music through the influence of her mother, formerly a professional country singer who hails from the western plains of Kansas. Being apart of such a musical family, Hannah started singing and writing songs on the guitar in high school and moved to Nashville right after graduation. Hannah May’s laid back West Coast personality mixed with her southern roots makes her the definition of California country.
Hannah attended Belmont University and signed her first publishing deal shortly out of college. As a songwriter, Hannah has written with some of Nashville’s best writers, played at top venues like the world famous Bluebird Cafe, and has even secured several cuts with other artists. As an artist, Hannah has built quite a buzz through her recent single releases. Within this past year, Hannah’s music has been featured on Country Music Television, TheBoot.com, and Radio Disney Country. Through releasing new music, CMT asked her to be apart of the CMT/Ram Trucks artist development program. She is working on her next single which she is excited about releasing this spring! Keep an eye out for her on tour and for what's coming up next!
Highlights:
HMA has gotten the attention of Country Music Television and is now apart of their CMT/ Ram Trucks Artist Discovery Program.
HMA’s current single, “Love Him Forever” has gotten over 14,000 plays on Apple Music within the first few months of its release and music video for the single was recently featured on CMT.com.
In June of 2019, HMA’s single “Right Now” was added into rotation on Radio Disney Country.
In July of 2019, HMA’s single “Summer Sucks” was premiered on TheBoot.com. The day before the release, she played the song live on The Today In Nashville Show. In September of 2019, the music video for “Summer Sucks” was featured on CMT’s “Next Up Now”.
HMA has cuts with rising country artists such as Tiera- “Love You For That” (As seen on USA Network’s competition show, Real Country), Lexi Mackenzie- “Out Of Control” (premiered on front page of CMT.com), Cassidy Rae Gaiter- “All The Feels” (Chart climbing Australian single reaching #8 on Kix Country Radio and #1 on The Wolf New Country Radio).
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