London-based artist Domi Hawken continues her ambitious run of monthly releases with the announcement of her latest single, Break My Heart Again.
The track marks the third instalment in Hawken’s self-imposed “12 songs in 12 months” project — a prolific and deliberate statement from an artist determined to capture momentum in real time. Rather than waiting to compile material into a traditional album cycle, Hawken is embracing immediacy, releasing music as it evolves.
Break My Heart Again lands with a raw, punchy edge, swapping vulnerability for something far more confrontational. Built on driving guitars and a gritty alt-rock backbone, the single leans into defiance, reframing heartbreak not as defeat, but as fuel. It’s a sound that reflects Hawken’s broad influences, drawing equally from the poetic introspection of Leonard Cohen and the heavier, riff-driven weight of Black Sabbath.
Blending elements of punk, folk and classic rock, Hawken’s music carries a duality that feels both nostalgic and forward-facing. Her vocals sit at the centre of that balance — soulful yet urgent — delivering songs that feel lived-in but immediate.
Having recently introduced new material during performances in Paris, Hawken is steadily building a catalogue that reflects both consistency and evolution. With nine more releases still to come this year, Break My Heart Again is another step in what is shaping up to be a defining period for the artist.
At a time when many artists slow their output, Hawken is doing the opposite — leaning into creative instinct and letting the songs arrive as they are.



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