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Hayley Reardon is a singer-songwriter hailing from the town of Marblehead, Massachusets, US. Born in 1996, she has has released four albums so far: Live at Starseed Studios, Good, Where the Artists Go and Wayfindings.
Hayley Reardon
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Hayley Reardon in 2023
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Marblehead, US |
| Genres | Folk, Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar |
| Years active | 2012-present |
| Website | https://www.hayleyreardon.com/ |
Originally from Marblehead, Reardon moved to Nashville, Tennesee to study music and songwriting at Belmont University.[1][2]
During her time in college, she released her third album, Good, in 2016. [2]
After graduating from college, Reardon made her way to Barcelona, Spain. There she met Anio Bestit Collelmir, a Catalonian sound engineer from Catalonia, and Pau Figueres, a Catalonian flamenco guitarist. Together they started working on a musical project that resulted in the recoding of the EP, In the Good Light, which features five songs.[3]
After Barcelona, Reardon headed off to Dachau, Germany for a six-month artist residency. During her artist residency, Reardon continued working on new music and toured throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland.[4][5][6]
After her artist residency, she went back to Spain where her musical journey continued with the release of the EP, Changes, in 2023. Just like In the Good Light that was realeased in 2022, Changes was also recorded in Barcelona. The title track on Changes is a bilingual duet featuring the Catalan artist, Judit Neddermann. [7][8][5]
In February, 2024, Reardon released her first live-concert album Live at Starseed Studios which was recorded together with Pau Figueres and his brother Arnau Figueres.[9][8]
2024: Until It Happens
2024: Kareoke
2022: Groundhog Day
2022: Honest
2022: Awake in Berlin
2021: Loosing from Within
2021: Child of a Giver
2020: If I Fall
2019: Forgiveness
2019: Everything Else
2019: Where I Know You
2019: Bethany
2018: America the Beautiful
2016: Ghost
2016: Good
2012: Tribe
2012: Where the Artists Go
2023: Changes (includes the songs from the EP:s Bleed Together, Birds Like Little Soldiers and The Opposite)
2022: In the Good Light (includes the songs from the EP:s Somethings's Gonna Hurt and Alive)
2021: A Hundred Little Lives
2019: Where I Know You
2024: Live at Starseed Studios
2016: Good
2012: Where the Artists Go
2012: Wayfindings
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| 2023 | Boston Music Awards[10] | Nominated |
Reardon has also appeared in the music documentary For The Love of the Music: The Club 47 Folk Revival, that won Best Documentary at the Boston International Film Festival 2012.[11]
