h. pruz

h. pruz is the solo project of Hannah Pruzinsky, a New York City-based singer-songwriter known for their deeply emotional and raw indie-folk music. Emerging from the NYC indie-folk scene, h. pruz’s debut album *No Glory* (2024) deals with themes of transformation, vulnerability, and the emotional bruises of life, expressed through elegant songwriting and impressionistic arrangements that evoke a private-press folk record vibe. The music was mostly written in a cabin in Woodstock, NY, and highlights Pruzinsky’s ability to merge visceral urgency with contemplative gentleness.

Before h. pruz, Hannah was a founding member of the indie rock/folk band Sister., whose debut album *Abundance* (2023) received critical acclaim for its candid exploration of connection and existence. Alongside h. pruz, Pruzinsky also collaborates with artists like Mutual Benefit and Told Slant. The *No Glory* album includes standout tracks such as “I Keep Changing” and “Dark Sun,” showcasing their gift for articulating personal evolution and emotional complexity with subtlety and patience.