Gracie Abrams adds two bonus tracks to Daughter From Hell
Abrams said “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter” would be available on iTunes for a limited time after the release of her third LP.
By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer
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Gracie Abrams has slipped two extra songs onto the Daughter From Hell era, telling fans that “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter” would be available to download on iTunes for a limited time.
Rolling Stone reported that Abrams announced the bonus tracks on Sunday night through social media, saying the songs were due to arrive at 6 p.m. PT. The singer framed the release as a surprise for listeners who have already been spending time with the new album.
In her post, Abrams said she was “so moved” by messages from fans who had connected with the record, according to Rolling Stone. She added that she hoped listeners would enjoy the new songs too, saying she personally loved them “very much.”
Daughter From Hell is Abrams’ third studio album, following last year’s The Secret of Us (Deluxe), Rolling Stone reported. The project continues her run with Aaron Dessner of the National, who produced the album.
Dessner has now worked across Abrams’ full album catalog, according to Rolling Stone. He also produced her first two records, Good Riddance and The Secret of Us.
Who worked on the album
Rolling Stone reported that Daughter From Hell features several notable writing credits. The list includes Justin Vernon, who records as Bon Iver, as well as Abrams’ longtime friend Audrey Hobert.
The album also includes a credit for actor Paul Mescal, identified by Rolling Stone as Abrams’ partner. Mescal co-wrote the song “Imaginary Friend,” according to the report.
The bonus-track release gives fans another piece of the album rollout just as Abrams is preparing to take the record on the road. Rolling Stone reported that she will begin the Look at My Life Tour later this year.
The tour is scheduled to start Dec. 2 in Denver, Colorado, according to Rolling Stone. Abrams marked the tour announcement on social media with an excited message to fans, writing that she had missed them and loved them.
The new iTunes additions, “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter,” were described by Abrams as limited-time downloads, according to her post cited by Rolling Stone. No broader release details for the two tracks were included in the report.
This story draws on original reporting from Rolling Stone.