“I'll be there in the morning / Hold yourself 'til dawn then / We’ll ride in the light of your grace,” Grace sings in her new single. This new song was mixed by the legendary Ethan Johns (who has worked with Paul McCartney, Laura Marling, Michael Kiwanuka) and recorded onto tape at the much-loved Rockfield Studios in Wales. And it is one of those projects for which it is not necessary to resort to words. The lyrics and the music video speak for themselves, demonstrating the superhuman power that music has. Yes, Ella Grace has done it again.
Ella Grace
Transforming rejection

“I'll be there in the morning / Hold yourself 'til dawn then / We’ll ride in the light of your grace,” Grace sings in her new single. This new song was mixed by the legendary Ethan Johns (who has worked with Paul McCartney, Laura Marling, Michael Kiwanuka) and recorded onto tape at the much-loved Rockfield Studios in Wales. And it is one of those projects for which it is not necessary to resort to words. The lyrics and the music video speak for themselves, demonstrating the superhuman power that music has. Yes, Ella Grace has done it again.
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