Molly Grace announces debut album ‘Blush’ with colorful pop and a message of self-expression, out Sept 26.
Molly Grace has officially stepped into the next chapter of her rising career, announcing her debut album Blush for release on September 26 via Nettwerk. Known for her fearless, emotionally rich style, Grace presents a collection that celebrates complex feelings with unapologetic glamour.
The album features production by Keith Sorrells and Oscar Linnander, also known as The Orphanage, and includes songwriting collaborations with Claire Ernst and Wrabel.
Four singles are already out—“Mad At Her Forever,” “Do Me (Feels So Good),” “Heaven Sent,” and “Soprano”—each revealing a different aspect of Grace’s evolving pop sound.
On the concept behind Blush, Grace says: “You could be embarrassed, you could be flirty, you could be hot and bothered — it encapsulates all those feelings.” The album’s cabaret-inspired aesthetic is both vivid and expressive.
Grace will support the release with her Blush Tour, which starts in London on September 9 and continues through 29 North American cities. A performance at All Things Go Festival in D.C. is also confirmed. The tour is in partnership with LIFEBEAT, which advocates for those affected by HIV and AIDS.
