Anna Mae Shares Acoustic Live Version Of Hallelujah

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Anna Mae Shares Acoustic Live Version Of Hallelujah: Following the success of her debut album, For The Romantics, rising alternative pop artist, Anna Mae, shares an intimate acoustic live performance of “Hallelujah,” her latest single off the album. “Hallelujah” is a gorgeous pop ballad with Anna Mae’s emotional writing and stunning ethereal vocals on full display. It was written by Anna Mae and Daniel Saint Black, who also produced the track. The song levels-up Anna Mae’s already proven ability to write hyper-specific yet universally relatable stories about love and life.


The full enchanting alt-pop album, available now, tells a story of sweet nostalgia and discovering romance in every complex facet of life — in heartbreak, love, independence, and growing up. Born out of the whirlwind of 2020, this album is the culmination of Anna Mae’s personal life experiences, the highs
and the lows.

About Anna Mae


Lyrical masterpieces and handcrafted dream-like soundscapes have established Nashville-based alternative pop artist, Anna Mae, as a disruptive force for popular music. Her unfiltered feelings resonate
just as loudly as her stunning vocals do. Whether it’s your first time hearing her name or not, it’s likely
you’ve already heard her voice on TV.

The vocal charm and songwriting talents of Anna Mae have proven to give her substantial and sudden success in the licensing world, landing over 150 different placements on major networks and trailers, including a Toyota Super Bowl commercial, the movie trailer for On The Basis Of Sex, trailers for The Bachelorette (ABC), as well as, music in Orange Is The New Black (Netflix), Grey’s Anatomy (ABC), and The Bold Type (Freeform). She was also the first writer signed out of
Prescription Songs Nashville location.


With this year’s debut album release of For The Romantics and now, this acoustic live release of
Hallelujah, Anna Mae’s heartfelt honesty continues to captivate.

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