GRACIE ABRAMS ‘Good Riddance’

 “I feel an unbelievable amount of gratitude for the opportunity to have made this album. Writing this record allowed me to grow up in ways I need to. It forced me to reflect and be accountable. It allowed me to walk away from versions of myself that I no longer recognized. It allowed me to let go.”

Abrams created large portions of the album at Long Pond Studio in New York’s Hudson Valley with Aaron Dessner, of THE NATIONAL fame.. The studio’s secluded location allowed the pair to unplug and sift through the tangled and complicated webs of young adulthood as she had experienced it thus far. Last year, Abrams described the act of sharing the music they made together to Rolling Stone as “handing out formal invitations to hang out inside my brain.”

In her album announcement, Abrams continued: “There will never be enough words to describe the gift that is Aaron’s friendship. He is one of the very few people in this world capable of making others feel safe to their core when they are exploring the parts of themselves that are most raw. He is rare and generous.”