Don't Cry, off Alex Hahn & the Blue Riders debut album, The Wallflower

Don't Cry

God's Song, off Alex Hahn & the Blue Riders debut album, The Wallflower

God's Song

Track of Alex Hahn & the Blue Rider's debut album The Wallflower

I Just Wanna Make Love To You

Track off Alex Hahn & the Blue Riders debut album The Wallflower

I'd Rather Go Blind

“A singer who generates the passion, insecurities, bruises and lionheart of truly iconic performers such as Billie Holiday, Janis Joplin and Etta James.” – The Orange Press.
 
 
Alex Hahn is an emerging Soul star of Sydney, Australia's thriving music scene.
 
In 2013, Alex produced her debut album The Wallflower – a tribute to Etta James, with her 7-piece soul band The Blue Riders. The album was placed on the 'Highly Regarded' list for the much coveted Coopers Australia Music Prize 2013. It is performed with the brutal emotional honesty that has come to define Alex’s powerful voice and has received glowing reviews from audiences and critics alike.
 
Alex was also nominated for the 2014 NSW Emerging Creative Talent Awards and was awarded an Honourable Mention in the 2014 Unsigned Only Competition in Nashville, Tennessee for her vocal performance on her track I'd Rather Go Blind. 
 
Alex has recently relocated to Europe and is taking her acclaimed The Wallflower show on the road across Europe and the US.
 
As well as her live work, Alex has also lent her voice to numerous short films, television commercials and notably, provided vocals for DreamWorks Acer Arena Spectacular, How To Train Your Dragon.
 
 
"Soul singer Alex Hahn's new release The Wallflower works like a voodoo charm. Hahn and her band never hit a weak spot" – John Hardaker, Jazzscene.
 
"I hear hints of the histrionics of Joplin and the soul-deep stylings of Aretha, but, most of all, I hear a ripping, arsey, brassy, young singer." – Crikey.com
 
"She prowls and purrs, like a big cat, on heat. It's Etta, Eartha and Tina rolled into one sizzling girl thang. The Hahn signature is incendiary and indelible." – Lloyd Bradford Syke, Australian Stage

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