Hana Vu

About

Hana Vu is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter whose music feels like a hauntingly beautiful collision of introspection and sonic experimentation. With a voice that oscillates between ethereal vulnerability and raw power, Vu crafts songs that are as emotionally resonant as they are sonically adventurous. Her sound is a mosaic of indie rock, dream pop, and electronic textures, drawing comparisons to artists like Mitski and Phoebe Bridgers, yet distinctly her own. Vu’s career began in her teenage years, self-releasing music that quickly garnered attention for its maturity and depth. Her 2018 EP *How Many Times Have You Driven By* marked her arrival as a serious artist, blending melancholic lyricism with lush production. The 2021 album *Public Storage* solidified her place in the indie scene, exploring themes of isolation, identity, and the passage of time with a cinematic scope. Culturally, Vu’s work resonates with a generation navigating the complexities of modern life, offering a soundtrack for introspection and self-discovery. Her collaborations with artists like Willow Smith and producers like Jackson Phillips (of Day Wave) have further expanded her artistic palette. Currently, Vu continues to push boundaries, with recent singles hinting at a bold evolution in her sound. As she prepares for her next chapter, Hana Vu remains a compelling voice in contemporary music, unafraid to explore the shadows and light of the human experience.