Hassall

Hassall is a singer-songwriter & self-confessed rambler. Raised a Geelong girl, now a Melbourne local, her style is self-described as ‘Australian Sharehouse Pop’. She stirs together addictive vocal hooks, taboo topics & lyrics relatable in the way you don’t wanna admit to achieve the kind songwriting that caters for both the conscientious twenty-something, and the sentimental sixty-something. Hassall’s latest single ‘Dinner Table’ is about her deep-seated repulsion toward the sound of people eating (google ‘misophonia’) that she’s had since a young age, and other traits she always thought she grow out of but never did. It’s the first single off of her debut album ‘Means More To Me Than It Does To You’, recorded with Dave Jenkins at Golden Retriever Studios in Sydney. The album, set for release mid 2025, is Hassall’s most personal work to date. It covers important ground in the themes of phone addiction, sex guilt, procrastination, and drinking way too much coffee. “I attend your gigs because your songs tell me more about you than you ever will” - her mother, to her.