GRACIE GRAY
BIO
Gracie Gray is an LA-based singer, songwriter, and performer. She began her solo project while studying classical voice, touring, and working as a studio singer and songwriter.
“Oregon in a Day”, Gray’s debut LP, received critical acclaim from publications including LA Weekly, IMPOSE, and High Clouds, garnering comparisons to ‘90s mainstays Mazzy Star and Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker.
Gray’s songs have a sense of distance in them - between people, between memory and the moment—but also a warm insistence on reaching for meaning through the static. Across a collection of intimate, self-recorded tracks, Gray sings about burden, devotion, electricity, disconnect, and the unraveling of bonds. Her world is built from the inside out: bedrooms, mirrors, rooftops, a voice flickering through reverb like a match in a tunnel.
There’s also a surreal clarity to it all, like hearing something real in the middle of a fight. Lyrics loop like mantras, remembering what’s been felt more than what’s been said. Even when the imagery is celestial, the feeling is clear, rooted in simple truth, like the passing of weather.
PRESS & FEATURES
“crafting music that lets her innately raw, self-soothing songwriting flourish.” - The Line of Best Fit
“Pensive and self-contained, it’s reminiscent of Gia Margaret, say, with its distinct emotional impact.” - Clash