Hannah Harlacher, shares new track “Colour Me Tired” ; a folk-rock anthem about missing the people and places that feel like home. With elements of country twang and shimmery pop, “Colour Me Tired” illustrates a journey towards acceptance, forgiveness, and starting over. The track was recorded in Vancouver, BC with notable Jon
Anderson who contributes to recording and mixing, as well as performing on all guitars, banjo, drums, and harmonies. The track is off her forthcoming album, arrriving in 2025.

Harlacher, the California raised singer-songwriter, has been part of the Vancouver indie scene in 2020, marking the beginning of her musical career with the
release of her debut single “Isn’t It Bleak.” The alt artist’s sound is a mix of folk and indie-rock, also incorporating her early love of Jazz and funk thanks to her parents. Harlacher crafts heartfelt stories that listeners will want to wrap themselves into.

Over the last four years, Harlacher has released an EP titled Taking Time, and a handful of singles, with another more optimistic record in the works – out in 2025.
The new work is about nurturing relationships with the people we love (including ourselves), and celebrating how far we’ve come, and how much farther there is to
go.

order “Colour Me Tired” by Hannah Harlacher HERE