From earning a first Billboard Hot 100 top 10 with her viral hit ‘That’s So True’ in 2024 to being nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys, pop sensation Gracie Abrams continues to deliver music which speaks to raw and honest emotions, where you can feel every ounce of pain she feels inside her new album ‘Daughter From Hell‘.
Ahead of her third studio album’s release, the talented bedroom pop singer-songwriter teased fans with featured tracks ‘Hit The Wall‘ and ‘Look At My Life‘ in June, creating excitement on social media, sharing that a new album was on the way.
With her viral hits of ‘I Love You, I’m Sorry‘ and ‘That’s So True‘ from her previous release of ‘The Secrets Of Us‘ in 2024, the pop sensation has risen in the music industry. Influenced in her songwriting by the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Joni Mitchell, Gracie has become a talented artist in her own right, creating songs that hold raw emotion and dig deep into honest, moving experiences she has lived through in relationships and daily life.
Since her music career took off, Gracie has captured the remarkable talent of writing on the backbone of experiences that have made her as a person, whether it is life lessons she has learnt or mistakes she has grew from to the relationships that have gone wrong, Gracie can be immersed inside of them and write a powerful and emotionally-driven song out of them, making people relate to them and feel effected by them.
From tracks such as ‘Look At My Life‘ to ‘Broke My Heart‘, she travels on a journey of heartache in relationships, reflecting on moments in her life she has grown from; the album is a walk of healing, from watching memories of heartache and grief to watching herself break down in life. The tracks showcase Gracie’s vulnerabilities, showing her emotional moments and the highs and lows of life. She has a way of pouring all her soul and the truth of her life out, tugging the heartstrings as she passionately sings with pain inside her sixteen songs.
Her new album is a beautiful tragedy, focusing on opening your feelings and not being afraid to say if you’re not okay. She lets her emotions out, and she is an inspiration for doing that. It is a collection of songs anyone can relate to, whether you have been in a gut-wrenching experience or a breakdown where you feel like everything in your life is going wrong.
Why not scream your hearts out and listen to Gracie’s new album now?

