Hannah Aldridge is an Americana and folk singer-songwriter from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, and the daughter of songwriter and producer Walt Aldridge. Walt Aldridge is a #1 hit songwriter and an inductee of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, and he has written and produced for artists including Lou Reed, Reba McEntire and Conway Twitty. He is also named songwriter of the year twice by Billboard.

Early career and recognition

Hannah Aldridge begins writing and is recognised for her ability to convey emotion and for her sultry vocals. At 19, she is selected for “Hot on the Row” in Nashville three times and also performs at the Bluebird, alongside writers including Pat Alger, Brett James and her father.

Releases and later attention

Her progressive folk EP, Wanderer, is released in 2011 and helps to establish her career. Her song “Lonesome” is featured on the CW series Hart of Dixie alongside Rascal Flatts and the Head and the Heart.

Press and influences

She is featured in Alabama music coverage, including a “Year of Alabama Music” edition alongside the Civil Wars, Dylan LeBlanc and the Secret Sisters, and she is also highlighted by Relix. Her songwriting draws on progressive folk bands such as Travis and Mumford & Sons, as well as songwriters including Ray Lamontagne and Jackson Browne.