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Hailing from Australia, Hayley Warner has just released a new song titled “Breakups Ain’t Goodbye,” which explores the aftermath of a relationship. Her combination of lyrics and melodies provides a refreshing take on the topic, depicting a heartwarming reality where even after a breakup, there remains a possibility of reconciliation. Her optimistic story acknowledges that sometimes we yearn for the warmth, touch, kiss, and soul of our past partners.

As a child, Hayley Warner had aspirations of becoming a professional athlete, but was diagnosed with a rare disease that left her unable to walk. However, she overcame the odds when she discovered a secondhand drum set, which became her means of physical therapy and helped her regain movement in her legs. Her musical journey began when she started playing guitar and piano and writing music. She released her debut single, “Closure,” which has independently amassed over 12 million streams and has been featured on Spotify’s “Viral Hits” and “Life Sucks,” garnering attention from other artists. Her latest single, “You Were Once,” has been released, and she has plans to continue releasing new music in 2023. Additionally, she will be performing at SXSW in March and has other upcoming shows yet to be announced.

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