King Hannah: Liverpool's Enigmatic Alt-Folk Ensemble "A beacon of ethereal beauty in an often chaotic world." Hailing from the vibrant musical hub of Liverpool, England, King Hannah is a haunting and atmospheric alt-folk trio that has captivated audiences with their ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics. Formed in 2017 by Hannah Merrick (vocals, guitar), Craig Whittle (bass), and Pete Harrison (drums), the band quickly garnered attention for their unique blend of folk, dream pop, and shoegaze. King Hannah's music is characterized by its sparse yet evocative arrangements, featuring delicate fingerpicked guitars, soaring vocals, and ethereal washes of synths and reverb. Merrick's haunting vocals paint vivid pictures with poetic imagery, exploring themes of love, loss, and the human condition. Their lyrics are both introspective and universal, resonating deeply with listeners of all backgrounds. In their relatively short time together, King Hannah has released two critically acclaimed albums, "Tell Me Your Mind" (2020) and "I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me" (2022). Both albums showcase the band's remarkable songwriting and musicianship, earning them widespread praise from music critics and fans alike. The band's live performances are known for their intense and immersive atmosphere. They create a hypnotic spell over their audience, transporting them to a world of ethereal beauty and emotional resonance. Their ability to connect with their listeners on a visceral level is a testament to their talent and undeniable chemistry. King Hannah's music has been described as "otherworldly," "captivating," and "utterly mesmerising." Their unique blend of dreamlike melodies and honest lyrics has set them apart as one of the most promising and innovative bands in the contemporary folk music scene. As their star continues to rise, King Hannah is poised to become a household name, leaving an unforgettable mark on the music world with their haunting and atmospheric alt-folk anthems.