Hannah Ashcroft Manchester, UK
Raised somewhere between Manchester and Liverpool, with a brief stint in Melbourne, Hannah Ashcroft is a self producing
songwriter, guitarist and session musician.
These days, she can mainly be found teetering on the edge of and occasionally nose diving into the indie, psych and folk realms, with wonky guitar riffs, offbeat lyrics and a myriad of effects pedals.
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