NEWS: King Hannah share slow-burning new single 'A Well-Made Woman'

NEWS: King Hannah share slow-burning new single ‘A Well-Made Woman’

Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle, aka King Hannah have unveiled their latest single ‘A Well-Made Woman’, a slow-burning track that uneasily sways like a wraithlike tone poem: accompanied by a simple yet suitably moody visual.

Taken from their forthcoming debut album, details of which are yet to be announced, ‘A Well-Made Woman’ draws deep from the well of haunted Americana, finding inspiration at the intersection of the lysergic folk of Mazzy Star and Cowboy Junkies. ‘A Well-Made Woman’ finds Whittle’s dexterous scorched guitars decorate  voodoo rhythms, while Merrick’s deeply sinister and darkly sardonic vocals slither and deliver a twist in the tail. “I wanna be a mother one day…something tells me I’ll be waiting a long, long, long time”.

The video made by Whittle meanwhile, is another example of the pair’s mastery of offbeat simplicity, with surreal projections and oversaturated colours bringing the song to vivid, cinematic life, like lost frames from a Jodorowsky movie. You too will fall under their spell.

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Photo credit: Katie Silvester

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