GRAACE, Self Sabotage Review

by Eliana Fermi on October 26, 2018

Pop

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GRAACE, Self Sabotage Review

GRAACE is a 21-year-old Australian singer and songwriter the combines melodies and emotional lyrics well beyond her years. GRAACE’s voice is heartfelt and her singing style is capably controlled, and her diction is clear and easy to understand. We get to enjoy that voice through six tracks on her debut EP titled, Self Sabotage. GRAACE has a songwriting style that is confessional in telling a story, making them believable and relatable. The six sounds are grounded in pop influences, the song forms are interesting, and the production is solid. GRAACE is an emerging artist that already shows great promise of originality and sustenance. That’s the short of it!

Overview

Item Reviewed

Self Sabotage

Author

Eliana Fermi

October 26, 2018

In Short

Kissing Boys
Sos
Last Night
Sorry In Advance
Me Without You
Spoken Word

Details

Release Date: October 26, 2018

Label

Self-Released

Length

20 minutes

GRAACE’S lyrics are uniquely special, they tell a story, and that story could easily be hers, yours or mine. This element is what makes her songs memorable.

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8.9

Bottom Line

Australian based vocalist and songwriter GRAACE is making a strong musical statement with her debut EP, Self Sabotage. With her confident singing set to song forms and production that unfold naturally, GRAACE creates a musical setting that is relaxed and to the point. With catchy beats, this piano driven collection of tracks contains robust vocals and tightly woven harmonies that hold musical surprises that will reward a close listen.

8.9

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