Hannah Claire Goodwin is a young musician who has been gaining recognition for her expressive vocal style, thoughtful songwriting, and fresh approach to jazz and contemporary music. Whether performing in intimate venues or on grand stages, Hannah captivates audiences with her unique blend of tradition and innovation. She connects deeply with her audience through emotionally honest storytelling and fearless artistic exploration.

Known for her versatility in both live and studio settings, Hannah's vocal style seamlessly shifts between genres, creating standout moments for her fellow musicians while bringing her own authenticity and virtuosity to the forefront.

As a sought-after performer, she has had the privilege to collaborate with some of the most celebrated artists in contemporary music, including Laila Biali, Christian McBride, Ella Langley, and Dawn Clement.

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Hannah's musical journey began in her hometown, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and led her to the School for Music Vocations in Creston, Iowa, where she earned an Associate of Applied Arts degree in Professional Music. Hannah later transferred to The University of North Texas where she studied under the esteemed Rosana Eckert and Jennifer Barnes. A key figure in UNT’s jazz community, she has been a featured member of the award-winning UNT Jazz Singers and served as the lead vocalist for the Grammy-nominated One O'Clock Lab Band.

Hannah’s remarkable talent and dedication have earned her national recognition, including a Downbeat award in 2024 for “Vocal Jazz Soloist” and served as the vocalist in the 2025 JAS Academy Big Band Session lead by Christian McBride. Most recently, was invited to take part in the live rounds in Savannah, Georgia to take part in the American Traditions Vocal Competition in 2026. She is the recipient of numerous competitive music scholarships and grants, further affirming her commitment to excellence in her craft.