Music: “Sick of Myself”: Hana Lili Turns Self-Doubt into Anthemic Catharsis

Hana Lili is a Welsh alt-rock artist, songwriter, and producer defining a new wave of emotionally raw, self-made musicians. Her music blends the confessional edge of bedroom pop with the bite of 2000s alternative — a sound shaped by influences like Deftones, Nirvana, Pixies, and No Doubt, but distinctly her own.

After a breakout year supporting Coldplay and Circa Waves, and completing her own headline tour, Hana has cemented herself as one of the UK’s most vital emerging voices. Her lyrics read like entries from a diary, delivered through riffs that oscillate between fragility and ferocity. Whether she’s performing on festival stages or crafting hooks in her bedroom, Hana Lili stands as part of a new generation of artists making rock feel intimate again.

“Sick of Myself” is an explosive blend of vulnerability and defiance — a track that transforms internal turmoil into empowerment. Built around gritty guitar riffs and cathartic vocals, it captures the moment when self-criticism turns into self-awareness. Hana’s delivery is both tender and unrelenting, balancing melody with the urgency of release.

The song’s raw emotion and alt-rock intensity mark it as a defining moment in her artistic evolution. With “Sick of Myself,” Hana Lili proves that honesty can hit harder than distortion — a bruised yet beautiful anthem for anyone learning to forgive themselves.

Band Page: https://www.instagram.com/hanalili/