In the artist's words:

HANNA RAUTZENBERG is part of a new wave of young women who are coming to terms with their relationships like Taylor Swift, are poetic like Alice Merton, take a sensitive look at life like Holly Humberstone and convince with the melodic beauty and power of Boy Genius. "All emotions are justified!" proclaims HANNA, because here is a young artist who shows no fear; a storyteller who authentically processes the world of life and emotions of her generation into stories. No wonder she has already supported pop star Leony and toured with Kamrad, Kelvin Jones and Madsen.

She never cuts corners, it's always about direct emotion. Because for HANNA , a song that doesn't tell a story isn't a good song. It's about her world, her thoughts - it's her voice: "My songs are a kind of diary, about everything I feel and think. I want to show everyone that it's okay to be who you are - that you should feel good about yourself." Even in weak and painful moments, she communicates unmistakably that she is an emancipated woman and "that everyone can express their feelings."

The focus is always on the guitar and organic instruments and her unique voice, which you can't get out of your head once you've heard it - it's about truthfulness in sound and content, it's about nothing less than great, classic songwriting. That's why she allows an impressive amount of intimacy when she sings about love and the great dramas of relationships.