Folk/Singer-Songwriter
Singer-Songwriter Zander Hawley Reveals His Latest Single “Redcoats”
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Zander Hawley has revealed to the world his new single “Redcoats,” a beautiful folk tuned which, according to the artist, “…is about forgiveness, trying to release yourself from your ego, and the American Revolutionary War.” The new track follows previous single “Thumbs,” a video for which can be viewed below.
Hawley’s musical beginnings date back to his time in high school where he performed with Honeywater, a group that released two EPs and tout some 40 million+ streams to date. Now very much a solo artist, Hawley dropped his debut full-length, When I Get Blue, on May 12th, 2017, leading to tours supporting the likes of The Naked and Famous, Charli Adams and Henry Jamison.
Artwork for “Redcoats” by Zander Hawley
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