2021 was a great year for Hatty Keane. The British singer has gifted us with several amazing releases. And we couldn't forget the one which closed this sequence, the wonderful "Jackson shoes". It's one more sample of the quality and talent Hatty adds to her music!
Updated on March 26th, 2022, with the official video.
British singer Hatty Keane is back with a new release. And it's one of our favorites of hers! We are talking about "Coming out", a song about the euphoria of being free again. It's a classy and groovy song which displays Hatty's voice in all of its quality!
Hatty Keane is back with a new single! The British artist presents her "Let's fly" saying: "Welcome to my dream world: French wine, Spanish food (lots of it) and vintage cars in the Californian sunshine!". That vibe, style and spirit is fully in the song. We are completely into it!
Updated on September 25th, 2021, with the official video.
British singer Hatty Keane is having a very productive year. And all her singles are a treat for our ears! Now, she has just released a cover of Leroy Hutson's "So in love with you". It's the kind of song that allows us to enjoy all the quality of Hatty's voice, in depth, range and emotions.
Hatty Keane has promised us lots of new music this year. And the British singer is not only keeping the promise, but she is also doing it in style! Her new release, "Club 69", is another sample of that: it's a funky song with an irresistible groove. We are listening to it nonstop!
Updated on July 22nd, 2021, with the official video.
It's time to enjoy the groove of soul with Hatty Keane! The British artist has just released a wonderful rendition of The Staple Singers' "I'll take you there". The mix of Hatty's great voice with the song's inviting melody is excellent!
This song doesn't have an official video on YouTube, but you can listen to it on Spotify.
British singer Hatty Keane is back with a new release. We are talking about the infectious, feel good single "Sing it!". It's a song that offers a delightful ambience, reliving the best influences of '60s and '70s music. It's a song to listen on repeat!
Updated on May 24th, 2021, with the official video.
British rising star Hatty Keane is finally back with a new single. "Springfield Rd" is the fourth track on her EP – by the way, if you haven't listened to "Nostalgia", don't waste any more time! The song evokes the feeling of vulnerability and being in love.
British singer Hatty Keane is preparing a new EP, "Nostalgia", for April. And while we anxiously wait for it, she has given us a great sample, releasing "Diggin' you". It's an anthemic song that explores the fun side of relationships, and tells you to be proud of who you love. It's so classy, we couldn't be more hooked!
Updated on September 21st, 2020, with the official video.
British singer Hatty Keane is back to our site. And she has a great new gem to offer! "Digital love" is one of those classy songs that can only achieve greatness if filled by a superb vocal performance. And Hatty delivers it all perfectly!
Updated on January 6th, 2020, with the official video.
Silent Walls are a collective of British producers and songwriters. They have gathered with Hatty Keane to record and release a new single. And it takes only a few seconds to realize: "Plaything" is a huge shower of groove, even more during its chorus (which is very inviting). Plus, Hatty's voice takes it all to an even higher level!
Updated on September 8th, 2019, with the official video.
Look who is back! It's British singer Hatty Keane, whose new single "Freedom" has already won our hearts. What a stupendous song it is! It's a soul-infused track with classy instrumentals and a high-quality vocal performance.
This song doesn't have an official video on YouTube, but you can listen to it on Spotify.
British singer Hatty Keane is living a great moment of her career. And her new single "Jealous" is a cherry on top of it all: it's excellent! Its melody is as addictive as one can be, and we just can't get enough of it. We are totally in love!
This song doesn't have an official video on YouTube, but you can listen to it on Spotify.
It's always great news when Hatty Keane has a new single on offer! We now listen to her newest release, entitled "Silly fool". It's a wonderful song, which gives a modern approach to classy instrumentals, with Hatty's voice being the perfect complement, wrapping it all with that unique quality we are used to getting from her.
This song doesn't have an official video on YouTube, but you can listen to it on Spotify.
Sounds European! proudly presents another wonderful single released by British rising star Hatty Keane. "Me!" is a wonderful pop song that offers the best qualities the genre can have: it's intense, passionate and very catchy. A special highlight for its chorus, which is great!
Updated on June 28th, 2018, with the official video.
Sounds European! had the opportunity to have a quick talk with a wonderful talent who is rising in the British pop scene. Her latest single has given us a very positive impression, and this talk has only made it stronger. These are our 10 questions for Hatty Keane:
Sounds European!: You started working with music at a very young age. But what about even earlier? Who did you like to listen to when you were younger? Who were your idols and influences?
Hatty Keane: I was always into big voices. Being a '90s kid, it was Christina Aguilera when I was very young. Then, I really loved the dark quirkiness of Amy Winehouse in my teenage years. Now being in my twenties, I've widened my horizons further and use many influences from various genres and times in my music.
SE!: What were your first experiences with singing? When did you start noticing it was becoming more than a hobby, but a real profession?
HK: My first singing experiences were at school doing musicals – which I loved, but always struggled with the cheesy side of it. I always knew I was going to be an artist. When I first signed to BGM, it was a big shock how much things accelerated in a short space of time, and I realised this was the real thing.
SE!: We can say things have always flowed quickly for you. At the age of 16, you were already generating label interest. You then signed to independent music company BGM. How did it feel to have your first contract so early in life?
HK: It was scary and exciting! I knew I was doing the right thing and taking the right path.
SE!: You toured with huge names of British music scene, as Rudimental, Ellie Goulding and Ed Sheeran. What are your memories of working with them? What lessons did you take from those experiences?
HK: Supporting bigger artists really inspired me in the early days to work hard, and one day I could be where they are. Lessons I have learnt are to stay humble and always to show respect to emerging talent – that was you, once. Everyone comes from somewhere.
SE!: Afterwards, you had a retreat. You stopped for a while, and went to studios across Sweden. What made you take this decision? How was this period, for you? And what differences can you point out between your music before and after this break?
HK: I realised that everyone, especially female artists doing pop, all started to sound the same – and that's something I have never wanted. I've always strived to be ahead of the game, so I knew it was time for a change. I reached a point where I got sick of playing to the rules when writing songs. I wanted to sing more and really enjoy my voice rather than condense it into beat-driven songs.
It was a real challenge creating and understanding this new sound. Michael, my manager, and I really put our all into finding the real Hatty.
My music before was a young girl growing into herself and her voice, experimenting with various pop sounds searching for the right one. The new sound is worlds apart from the past, being influenced by the 1960s and artists like Shirley Bassey and Amy Winehouse. My music takes the listener on a journey.
SE!: Being a young female in the music business must not be the easiest thing in the world. How do you see it? What challenges do you feel you had (and still have) to face to succeed in the music world?
HK: I feel females are always put against each other – which is a shame, we can't appreciate two artists at once, someone always has to be better or more attractive. I just want to do my music and for people to see me for that.
SE!: You have just released a new single, "Pointless". We are thrilled about it. It's rare to see such a young artist build a deep ambience to her work as you did with it. What can you tell us about the song?
HK: Thank you! I'm so touched that you enjoy it. "I'd rather die than be normal" were the words I said during the writing session about my life, and it went from there. The song is all about questioning the norm and our expectations in life. Along with its retro orchestral soundtrack, it makes for a real special combination.
SE!: What are your professional projects for the near future? What can your fans expect from you? And what do you still dream to achieve, in the long term?
HK: More singles to follow and the album. My dreams are still the same as they were when I started at 16, for people to enjoy my music and to be able to tour the world.
SE!: If you could choose anyone, who would be some British and international artists you'd like to collaborate with?
It's time to meet a great new talent who is rising in the British pop scene. Hatty Keane is a singer who was born in Salford in 1994. She has just released "Pointless", and it's surely a must-listen. It's pop at its best: groovy, catchy and highly captivating!
Updated on September 19th, 2017, with the official lyrics video.
