FMA Grace Potter

• 1 Church On Sunday 03:43
• 2 Hell Of A Girl 03:27
• 3 Hope You Understand 03:50
• 4 Crazy Over Here 04:01
• 5 You Don't Own Me 03:19
• 6 How To Love Me 03:31
• 7 Coffee 03:46
• 8 From You 03:36
• 9 Feel Your Love 03:03
• 10 New Orleans 03:39
• 11 Boys Boys Boys 03:53
• 12 Say 03:26
• 13 Boyfriend Jeans (Remix) 03:34
• 14 Song Cries And Amens 01:33
• Total Runtime 48:21

Info for FMA

Nineteen-year-old singer/songwriter Grace is one of the hottest pop-soul prospects this year. Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, with a strong musical heritage (her grandparents were singers with the Gibb brothers), Grace developed a raw, throaty, soulful sound whose emotional timbre belies her tender years.


Grace's debut single, a cover of Lesley Gore's 1963 hit "You Don't Own Me," features production by legendary award-winning producer Quincy Jones (who also produced the original version) and Parker Ighile, and features American rapper G-Eazy.


New single "Hell of a Girl" is the first cut from Grace's forthcoming debut album 'FMA.'

"throughout creating this body of work i have tried to be as real and honest as possible with myself and what i believe in. when the time came to give this album a title i wanted it to be a statement that spoke to me and the music. i am so excited to share that my debut album will be called 'fma', which stands for "forgive my attitude." standing up for what you believe in, having your own thoughts and opinions and speaking your mind has always been something to celebrate in my eyes and that's what fma means to me - being yourself and being completely unapologetic about it!“ (Grace)

Grace Sewell
A limber- and soulful-voiced singer from Australia, Grace Sewell, who records as simply Grace, exhibits a strong Amy Winehouse influence in her commanding retro-contemporary R&B style. She was born into a family with professional musician grandparents, and her older brother Conrad Sewell is also a successful songwriter and recording artist. In 2015, at the age of 18, Grace signed with RCA Records and released her debut EP, Memo, which included the single 'You Don't Own Me.' A liberally updated cover of the 1963 Lesley Gore hit with additional lyrics by rapper G-Eazy, it was co-produced by Quincy Jones and Parker Ighile (Rihanna), and garnered millions of digital streams while hitting the top of the charts in Australia. Also a songwriter, she co-wrote the remaining four tracks on the EP. Her debut full-length was expected later in 2015. (Marcy Donelson, AMG)

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