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Becca Hatch says her debut EP Mayday was a call for help that morphed into a love letter to herself

Kamilaroi/Samoan artist Becca Hatch has released her debut project, and it's not what you might expect from the singer known for singing about her suburb of Campbelltown in Greater Western Sydney.

By: ABC News (AU)

Aug 17 2024
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Becca Hatch says her debut EP Mayday was a call for help that morphed into a love letter to herself

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