Molly Grace reveals her debut album ‘Blush’, featuring standout singles and launching ahead of her global tour.
Molly Grace, Nashville’s breakout pop sensation, is stepping confidently into the spotlight with the announcement of her highly anticipated debut album Blush, set for release on September 26 via Nettwerk. With a growing catalog of effervescent singles and bold pop anthems, Blush is positioned to be a defining statement of who Grace is as an artist.
The album was co-written with Claire Ernst and Wrabel, and produced by Keith Sorrells and Oscar Linnander of The Orphanage. Together, they crafted a glossy pop record that pairs radio-ready hooks with deeply personal storytelling.
Fans will recognize several tracks already released, including “Mad At Her Forever,” “Do Me (Feels So Good),” and “Heaven Sent,” which showcase her flair for catchy, emotional songwriting. The latest track, “Soprano,” adds a shimmering disco touch to the album’s multifaceted sound.
Grace describes the album’s concept: “You could be embarrassed, you could be flirty, you could be hot and bothered — it encapsulates all those feelings.” Drawing from her time writing in Nashville and Los Angeles, Blush explores a full emotional range with a playful and vibrant aesthetic inspired by cabaret and showgirl glamour.
In addition to the album, Grace has announced the Blush Tour, beginning September 9 at Colours Hoxton in London. She’ll also appear at All Things Go Festival in D.C. before embarking on a 29-date North American tour. The tour will partner with LIFEBEAT, a program under the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, dedicated to supporting those affected by HIV and AIDS.
