The jury of the Estonian Association of the Phonogram Producers awarded Hannah's song "Salaja" with the Dance Hit of the Year 2001.

[1] The jury nominated her twice for an Estonian Music Award in the category "Female Artist of the Year" in 2003 and 2004, but she did not win.

[4] For her next album Ballaadid 2, Hannah's record label, owned by her husband, launched a $200,000–$250,000 promotion campaign.

The Estonian music managers called this a "crazy experiment" considering 1.4 million people as the size of the targeted market.

[9] Hannah Ild performed in Euro 2008 qualification match between England and Estonia in Wembley Stadium on 13 October 2007.

This was a huge success – especially the lead song "Salaja" ("Secretly") – becoming the greatest hit in Estonian pop history.

In the beginning of 2004 Hannah began recording her fourth CD, accompanied by a symphonic orchestra.

In July 2003 came out Hannah Ild's third Album Fly Away – dance style songs, all composed, produced and performed by her.