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Hannah Bahng Drops New Single “what never lived” with a Powerful Visual Narrative

Kelia by Kelia
February 7, 2025
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Hannah Bahng shares “what never lived,” a new single exploring heartbreak, accompanied by a striking self-directed music video.

hannah bahng delivers an introspective new single, “what never lived”, via Bahng Entertainment. The song captures the sorrow of mourning a relationship that never truly existed, brought to life through evocative lyrics and an alternative-infused production.

Collaborating with Andrew Luce, hannah crafts a guitar-heavy track filled with raw emotion. The self-directed music video further enhances the song’s depth, portraying emotional fallout and ultimate release.

Following her sold-out U.S. tour, hannah embarks on her Australian tour in March, continuing her upward trajectory.

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