Hannah Williams is a multimedia artist who got her first introduction to performing when she attended a bootcamp in NYC called Camp Broadway at the age of 10. Accompanied by dance, voice and piano lessons Hannah became intrigued with understanding the mechanics of her voice and the music industry. Growing up with a colorful Christian upbringing Hannah also became intrigued with her artistic gifts in conjunction with her faith in Christ. 

 

With a growing desire to stretch the boundaries of what art could be around her, Hannah attended her performing arts high school majoring in theatre. Whilst there, Hannah endured severe medical trials that would completely alter the course of her artistic vision and perspective.  But soon, Hannah, strengthened by her faith, went on to attend NYU Tisch's Special Program: Future Music Moguls (2020) hosted at the CDI. This would be the catalyst for her desire to attend the Clive Davis Institute. 

 

Thus, her once dormant love for visual art came alive again as she worked to find her voice spiritually, physically and visually amidst adjusting to life post school in a pandemic and her struggles with health.. 

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Hannah is now in her senior year at the Clive Davis Institute for Recorded Music working towards business endeavors in creative direction, art and live entertainment . During her time at NYU she has continued to grow her faith through her relation to the arts.

Currently Hannah serves as the President, Marketing Lead & Creative Director for three organizations:

Clive-Live (an in house concert series at CDI dedicated to showcasing the work of her peers)

Jay Street Journal (a student run zine publication to support Clive Davis students 

and She Is The Music (a non profit dedicated to female equity in the industry and opportunity for women at NYU and across the city) where Hannah also serves as NYC ambassador and NYU chapter Co-President.

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While she enjoys her service to others Hannah is currently developing her own artist project that she plans to release in the coming year. She attributes all success and the very breath in her lungs as a gift from God so she can continue to spread the good news through her work in different industries.