Gracie Abrams Expands Her Sound and Self on Daughter From Hell

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Gracie Abrams Expands Her Sound and Self on Daughter From Hell
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In a candid Rolling Stone profile, Gracie Abrams details how Daughter From Hell broadens her intimate, diary-like songwriting into a bigger, more produced arena-ready sound, shaped by her upbringing as the daughter of film/TV powerhouses, her romance with Paul Mescal, and a deepening collaboration with Aaron Dessner at Long Pond that lets her explore the 'in-between' phase of growing up; she also discusses the pressures of public life, her future acting work with Halina Reijn, and how the stability of love has influenced her art without promising a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

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