Hannah Grae, BLUDFEST REVIEW: Watching Hannah Grae blossom and bloom over the last 18 months has been like seeing a star in the sky start to sparkle even brighter than before. Perfectly capturing what it feels like to fall in and out of love and lust whilst learning how to find your feet in this mad old world, her opportunity to show BLUDFEST the lessons she has picked up along the way feels as much of a personal purge as it does a poignant milestone. ‘Better Now You’re Gone’ and ‘I Never Say No’ are cheeky and cathartic in all the right ways, with Hannah’s crystalline pipes taking centre stage throughout, whilst brand new offering ‘Star Crossed Lover’ feels a new romantic classic in the making; poetic as it is preppy. Delivering every track with a wicked smile and lashings of youthful vigour, it’s impossible not to be captivated by every timeless beat that Hannah deals with. And with us still being only on the precipice of what she can achieve, you’d be a fool not to join her party a...