HANNAH FURY

Hannah Fury is an American singer-songwriter with a following based on her independently-produced melancholic recordings inspired by Gregory Maguire's revisionist Oz novel Wicked.
Hannah Fury began the self-teaching process of mastering the piano at the age of 16 after finding inspiration in a song which she described as having coalesced in her mind—naming it "The Vampire Waltz."[1] By the early 1990s she initiated the process of producing and releasing her own music, starting with a four-song demo tape. Eventually the songs from this tape were developed into the self-released 1998 EP Soul Poison, soon followed by the full-length 2000 album, The Thing That Feels, which met with generally favorable critical notices.
Seven years later, in August 2007, she released her second full-length album, and sixth CD overall, Through the Gash. All six of her CDs have been released on her own independent label MellowTraumatic Recordings. Despite not having the support of a major record label, her recordings have gained a devoted following who consistently praise her work.[2]
Noticeably reticent of the limelight, Hannah Fury has never performed live[3].