Originally from North Dakota but now based in Los Angeles, emerging singer/songwriter Hannah Westerholm, aka Half Wolf, returns today with yet another stellar offering called "Cigarette Smoke", the follow-up to her debut single "Pretty Lonely", released back in early August. Born from an abusive relationship, the empowering new release uses cigarette addiction as a metaphor for the turbulent experience. Finding sanctuary within her songwriting, Westerholm hopes to touch others who've been in her shoes.
Speaking on the track, Half Wolf explains:
"It all came from personal experience of an abusive partner rolling the car windows up while smoking his cigarettes. Not only a literal account, but metaphorical. This is a story using cigarette addiction as a metaphor for the waves of confusion and power struggle that comes with loving your abuser. My hope is that survivors can find comfort and empowerment in hearing a multidimensional point of view on an abusive relationship."
Vowing to only release on new moon cycles, Half Wolf will be continue to share a number of new tracks throughout the year so be sure to add her to your ones to watch list.
Listen to "Cigarette Smoke" below.
"Cigarette Smoke" is available now on all streaming platforms. Get it here.
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