Hannah Abrahim

Hannah Abrahim is an Instructor of Popular Music - Voice at the Thornton School of Music, University of Southern California. She is a multifaceted musician, combining roles as a singer-songwriter, producer, vocal coach, and music director. Her career spans genres like R&B/Neo-Soul/Pop, classical choral, and contemporary a cappella, with collaborations ranging from Grammy-winning ensembles to major entertainment productions.

• Education: Bachelor of Music in Popular Music Performance (Voice) with minor in Music Industry

Abrahim emphasizes a growth mindset in teaching, customizing lessons to diverse learning styles and leveraging students' cultural backgrounds. Her research interests intersect with music education, vocal technique, and the socio-cultural impact of music.

She has performed at iconic venues like the Hollywood Bowl and Wiltern, and her solo work explores themes of identity, activism, and self-love. As a SAG AFTRA session singer, she has contributed to projects like Paramount+'s Monster High, The Lion King 30th Anniversary, and Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

• Scientific & Professional Recognition: Grammy Award (Tonality)

Abrahim also works in Synch Licensing at Kobalt Music Publishing and serves as a music director for ensembles like NeoChromatics A Cappella. Her expertise spans piano, guitar, bass, drums, ukulele, and violin, with production skills in Logic and ProTools.