Who Is Hannah Markman? The TikTok Singer Whose Full Covers Belong on YouTube

Key takeaways

• Hannah Markman sings at @hannahjanesings on TikTok, where she has about 380 followers and nearly 7,900 likes.
• She covers pop, indie, classic rock, country and modern worship, mostly with just her voice and a piano or guitar.
• Her pinned worship video has passed 9,000 views. Her cover of Jade LeMac’s “Constellations” has passed 2,100.
• She launched her YouTube channel on December 29, 2025, saying “the hardest part is starting.” It has vlogs and lifestyle Shorts, but not one song.
• She already has an original single, “This Love” (2023), out under the name hannah janie.

Who is Hannah Markman?

Hannah Markman is a singer and piano player who shares her music on TikTok under the handle @hannahjanesings. Depending on where you find her, she also goes by Hannah Jane (her YouTube channel) or hannah janie (her streaming artist name). Her setup is simple: a bedroom, a living room, sometimes a piano bench, and one take. One caption explains the living-room backdrop: she has a nine-year-old sister.

What stands out is her control. She can stay soft and breathy in a Lizzy McAlpine song, then open up for a big chorus without straining. She tags a lot of her posts #aspiringsinger. Based on what we’ve heard, she can drop the “aspiring.”

Her faith runs through the music too. She mixes worship covers and original piano songs in with the pop covers. In one caption she says she almost didn’t post a song because she had a head cold. She posted it anyway, as a reminder that worship isn’t about sounding perfect.

Nine months ago, she said she was going to do it

On December 29, 2025, Hannah posted her first-ever YouTube video. It’s called “I finally did it? My first video ever? Here’s why I decided to actually post this time!” She talks about how she’d always been scared to start a channel. Then she says it plainly: “The hardest part is starting… here’s me saying I’m going to do it.”

She was 19 when she recorded it, and she followed through. The channel exists, and she’s posted vlogs and a run of heatless-curl and get-ready-with-me Shorts. Some of those Shorts have topped 8,000 views.

The singing stayed on TikTok, though. Her covers, worship songs and piano originals all live there as short clips. Her YouTube channel, the place where a full song could actually live, doesn’t have one song on it.

One of the songs she covered says it best: “The Hardest Part.” Hannah, you already did the hardest part. You started. Now bring the music.

The songs Hannah Markman has covered on TikTok

This is a sampling of what’s on her TikTok right now. Each one is a clip, not the whole song, and that’s the problem we’d like her to fix.

Pop and indie covers

• “Fix You” – Coldplay. Two takes, including a piano cover that has passed 1,100 views.
• “Constellations” – Jade LeMac. Her top cover outside the pinned video, past 2,100 views. Her caption: she’s “obsessed with this song.”
• “The Crowd” – Lizzy McAlpine. One of several Lizzy McAlpine covers on her page, including one on keys and one of an unreleased song.
• “Orbiter” – Noah Kahan.
• “The Hardest Part” – Olivia Dean.
• “Falling” – Harry Styles.
• “Heather” – Conan Gray.
• “Demons” – Joshua Slone. An acoustic cover past 900 views.
• The 1975 and Benson Boone. Covers of both, plus a Taylor Swift song on piano.
• Sienna Spiro. She’s posted the same Sienna Spiro cover three times “bc the song never gets old.”

Classics

• “Landslide” – Fleetwood Mac.
• “Iris” – Goo Goo Dolls. Past 1,100 views.
• “The Winner Takes It All” – ABBA. A piano cover.
• “Tennessee Whiskey” – Chris Stapleton. Proof she can do country too.

Worship

• Her pinned worship video, with “worthy is the Lamb” on screen, is her most-watched post at more than 9,000 views.
• A Brandon Lake worship cover, past 1,300 views.
• “Consider Him” – Abbie Gamboa, past 1,300 views.
• A piano worship cover she recorded a year ago and calls one of her favorites. It’s past 1,600 views.

She already has an original song out

Hannah isn’t only a cover singer. On June 9, 2023, she released a single called “This Love” under the name hannah janie. It’s on Spotify and Apple Music, and it’s the link in her Instagram bio. She has also posted original piano songs on TikTok. Those are the ones we’d most like to hear all the way through.

Why we want her full covers on YouTube

TikTok is a great place to get discovered. It’s a hard place to listen. A clip shows you she can sing. A full cover is what you save, replay and send to a friend. Right now, if you love her version of “Landslide,” there’s nowhere to hear the whole thing.

YouTube fixes that in three ways:

1. Full songs. No cut-off at the bridge. Listeners get the whole performance, start to finish.
2. Playlists. Fans, and publications like ours, can put her covers on a playlist and listen to them back to back while driving, studying or working.
3. Search. People search YouTube for “Fix You cover” and “Landslide cover” every day. A full cover can keep finding new listeners for years. A TikTok clip mostly fades after its first week.

The good news: she’s already set up. Her YouTube channel, Hannah Jane (@hannah_markman), is live, and her hair Shorts already get thousands of views there. Imagine what her voice would do. She doesn’t need a studio. The same phone, the same room and the same piano would do. The only change is hitting record and letting the song finish.

Hannah, this is us asking

Hannah, you’re really good. We found your covers and kept scrolling, and every clip ended right when we wanted to hear more. Nine months ago you told YouTube you were going to do it, and you did. Now finish what you started. Sing your full cover songs and post them on your channel: “Fix You,” “Landslide,” “Constellations,” your worship songs and your originals. Put the whole songs up, start to finish. When you do, The LA Note will add every one to a playlist and share it with our readers. It’s that good.

Readers: if you agree, vote in the poll above, then leave a comment on your favorite cover on her TikTok asking for the full version. Subscribe to her YouTube channel so you’re there when the first one drops.

Follow Hannah Markman

• TikTok (music): @hannahjanesings
• YouTube: Hannah Jane (@hannah_markman)
• Instagram: @hannahjanie_06
• Spotify: “This Love” by hannah janie
• Apple Music: “This Love” by hannah janie

FAQ

Who is Hannah Markman?

Hannah Markman is a singer who posts cover songs, worship music and original piano songs on TikTok as @hannahjanesings. Her YouTube channel goes by Hannah Jane, and she released an original single, “This Love,” as hannah janie in 2023.

What is Hannah Markman’s TikTok?

Her singing TikTok is @hannahjanesings.

Does Hannah Markman have a YouTube channel?

Yes. Her channel is @hannah_markman, named Hannah Jane. She launched it on December 29, 2025. So far it has vlogs and hair and lifestyle Shorts, but no singing.

What songs has Hannah Markman covered?

Her covers include “Fix You” by Coldplay, “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac, “Constellations” by Jade LeMac, “The Crowd” by Lizzy McAlpine, “Orbiter” by Noah Kahan, “The Hardest Part” by Olivia Dean, “Falling” by Harry Styles, “Heather” by Conan Gray, “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls, “Tennessee Whiskey” by Chris Stapleton, “The Winner Takes It All” by ABBA and “Consider Him” by Abbie Gamboa, plus worship songs.

Does Hannah Markman have original music?

Yes. Her single “This Love” came out on June 9, 2023, under the name hannah janie, and it’s on Spotify and Apple Music. She also posts original piano songs on TikTok.