21 Facts About Hannah Diamond

Hannah Diamond released her debut single "Pink and Blue" through PC Music in October 2013.

Hannah Diamond released "Attachment" as her second single later that month.

Hannah Diamond's vocals are childlike and staccato, supported by "oh-ooh-oh" harmonies.

In November 2015, Hannah Diamond released her song "Hi" with a music video made in conjunction with i-D magazine.

Hannah Diamond had begun recording a full-length album, originally planned for release in 2015.

February 2016 saw Hannah Diamond collaborate with Charli XCX on a new track titled "Paradise", which featured on XCX's Vroom Vroom EP, the first release on XCX's label Vroom Vroom Recordings.

On 16 November 2018, Hannah Diamond released "True", which is the lead single from her debut album Reflections.

On 17 September 2019, Hannah Diamond released the song "Part of Me" with Danny L Harle.

Hannah Diamond appeared on labelmate Namasenda's debut Unlimited Ammo mixtape in October 2021, and designed much of the project's single and album artwork.

Hannah Diamond begun teasing a second album in mid-2021 via social media.

The announcement was met with accusations that Hannah Diamond copied Swedish singer Zara Larsson's cover art for the album of the same name.

Hannah Diamond addressed this, stating that "there is no joy to be found in using someone else's experience", and affirmed the legacy and influence her own photography and art from PC Music have had on culture.

Hannah Diamond studied fashion communication and styling, and her early work focused on internet celebrities.

Hannah Diamond is a member of Diamond Wright, which has made promotional images for QT, latex clothing brand Meat, and PC Music artist Princess Bambi.

Hannah Diamond has done work as co-editor and director of photography for LOGO Magazine.

Hannah Diamond cited the futuristic visuals for TLC's "Waterfalls" music video as influential for their emphasis on technology.

Hannah Diamond's music is often inspired by high-definition imagery and fashion campaigns.

Hannah Diamond's cover artwork uses heavy photo retouching to produce unnatural, hyperreal versions of herself.

Hannah Diamond's outfits are influenced by London streetwear, and she is known for wearing her trademark pastel pink puffer jacket.

Hannah Diamond has spent time designing typefaces, including a new font which was featured in the lyric video for her song, "True".

In 2020, Hannah Diamond took over a creative director position for UK alt-pop band Sundara Karma.