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Blue Sky Now - debut album out now
This summer saw the release of Hannah Brine’s debut album, Blue Sky Now, and her first tour, taking in venues including the Buxton Opera House (supporting Rumer), Bridgewater Hall and Rough Trade (London).
Produced by guitarist Jamie McCredie, the album features an all-star cast including Jamie Safir / Hamish Balfour on piano, Ian King on bass, and Chris Draper on drums.
The songs are all deeply personal and cover the period of her life which saw Hannah leave London to start a new chapter up in Derbyshire’s Peak District, where she has now developed a keenness for growing vegetables!
Much of the material is written with Hannah’s long-time collaborator Michael Garvin (23 #1 hits including George Benson/ J Lo) – and is inspired by their shared love of folk-pop from the 60s and 70s, and the Great American Songbook.
Listen on your favourite streaming platform or order your copy now.
“The songs hit their target delightfully.”
“Serene, velvety vocals.”
“A new singer giving the world her valuable point of view.”
Jazz Journal
“A shrewd understanding of the pop-jazz idiom.”
“Brine’s effortless voice is smoothly in control throughout.”
Jazzwise
About Hannah
Hannah Brine is a singer-songwriter based in the Peak District, UK, inspired by singer-songwriters from the 60s and 70s.
Hannah’s debut album Blue Sky Now was released in the summer of 2025.
Hannah has also had success with You & I, written for Ciaran McAuley & Roger Shah, which reached number one in the global trance charts (2022).
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"Blue Sky Now whispers truths most of us are too scared to say out loud—and that’s exactly why it hits so hard."
Frank Bell, Fame magazine
"Brine fully embraces her core influences without chasing modern trends, allowing the songwriting to remain the heart of the album."
Neil Duggan, All About Jazz
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"An absolutely delightful album...It's like the moment when you first heard Gilberto singing about Ipanema, Ella's take on Manhattan or Frank's on Chicago...The chills run up your spine."
Lance Liddle, BeBop Spoken Here
