Hayley Marsten Hayley Marsten Brisbane Hayley Marsten's sharp pen and open heart allowed her to tap into the overwhelming intricacies of grief on her 2019 debut 'Spectacular Heartbreak'. But it's her astute awareness of the human experience that has helped her capture a different kind of heartbreak in her new single 'Drowning Myself'. After her spectacular 2019, where she spent most of her time headlining her album tour, opening for Fanny Lumsden and Troy Cassar-Daley, receiving hundreds of thousands of streams, plays and playlistings on commercial, ABC, community and country radio stations plus nominations from the Golden Guitars and QMAs, 2020 was a stark difference. Like most of the entertainment industry, Hayley found herself homebound. Not only that she found herself grappling with her self-worth without performing, which had been tied so intrinsically together, having one taken away felt like both were gone. 'Drowning Myself' is a departure from Marsten's previous work not only because for the first time she is writing of heartbreak from a completely different circumstance but also experimenting with other genres in her inspiration. Not only does this single mark a step in a new direction for her as an artist but her emerging from her darkest place with her grief spun into gold. Hayley Marsten’s tracks I'm Fine, Thanks by Hayley Marsten published on 2022-03-25T05:39:24Z Drowning Myself by Hayley Marsten published on 2021-06-05T08:44:06Z Time I Have by Hayley Marsten published on 2019-07-19T08:36:14Z
