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December 6, 2024
Gracie Abrams is known worldwide for her unforgettable and catchy music. Abrams has produced three official albums, “The Secret Of Us,” “The Secret Of Us (Deluxe),” and “Good Riddance,” from which she has made millions of dollars. The young artist opened for Taylor Swift on her worldwide Era’s Tour. After that huge exposure, she began to gain many followers, and more importantly, listeners of her music.
The Secret of Us album cover (Photo Credit: Interscope Records)
Just recently, she produced a deluxe version of her most popular album, “The Secret Of Us.” Many people know of her hit songs, “Risk” and “I Love You, I’m Sorry.” In this reworking of the original album, which was released June 21, 2024, she includes four new songs: “Cool,” “That’s So True,” “I Told You Things,” and “Packing It Up.”
The songs on this album express Abrams’s emotions about what dating in her twenties is like. Abrams made this album very relatable for the listeners who will likely listen on repeat for hours on end. This album is all about the different emotions breaking up and different stages.
Right now, Abrams has over 35 million monthly listeners. Abrams is very well known all over North America. Her career officially launched in October of 2019, but over the past year, she has blown up. The first song Abrams released was called, “Mean It.” She dropped her debut single five years ago. The new album highlights how Abrams has grown as an artist and has changed over the years.
Abrams will be at the 2025 GRAMMYs Awards show, as she was nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. She was nominated for the song “us.” with Taylor Swift. In the past, she was nominated for Best New Artist for the 2024 GRAMMYs and Best New Artist for the MTV Music Awards.
Gracie Abrams is just getting started with her amazing career and talents. There will definitely be more of her in the years to come. She is making a huge impact in the music industry. “The Secret Of Us (Deluxe)” is just the beginning of a promising career.
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