The singer-songwriter’s third studio album has arrived, featuring hit singles “Hit the Wall” and “Look at My Life”
Get ready to spiral tonight, Gracie Abrams has released her third studio album, Daughter From Hell. The 16-song collection is the singer-songwriter’s follow-up to last year’s The Secret of Us (Deluxe), following the original version’s 2024 release.
“This album came from being kind of quiet after we had went our separate ways after tour ended,” Abrams said during her exclusive underplay show at Bowery Ballroom on Tuesday. She added: “Being in your 20s is so strange and weird, it can feel lonely in a new way and it can feel like thrilling in a new way. You imagine your future differently all of a sudden and then your adolescence still feels like it’s like right behind.”
Daughter From Hell was produced by the National’s Aaron Dessner, who also produced Abrams’ first two albums Good Riddance and The Secret of Us. The album includes a list of notable writing credits, including Justin Vernon, otherwise known as Bon Iver, Abrams’ long-time bestie Audrey Hobert, and Abrams’ partner Paul Mescal, who cowrote “Imaginary Friend.” Since the singer-songwriter unveiled the album in May, she’s released two upbeat singles about crashing out, “Hit the Wall,” and “Look at My Life,” the latter of which became an instant fan-favorite.
Later this year, Abrams will hit the road for the Look at My Life Tour, which kicks off in Denver, Colorado, on Dec. 2. To say that the singer is excited for the live trek is an understatement. “We’re baaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,” Abrams wrote on social media after the announcement. “I HAVE MISSED YOU AND I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!”
