Washington Post
7 months agoMusic
Polish musician Hania Rani's album is delicate. Her live show won't be.
Polish musician Hania Rani combines classical piano training with self-taught skills in singing, electronic instruments, and producing records in her new album 'Ghosts'.
Rani's decision to sing in English has shaped her international career, as she finds it more comfortable and believes her voice sounds better in English.
Rani cites Bach, Mozart, and Chopin as her favorite composers and admits to being influenced by Pink Floyd, although it is a subconscious influence. [ more ]