Gracie Abrams is having a moment — and her third album suggests it's only getting started.

Abrams has just released Daughter from Hell, a 16-track project arriving after her biggest commercial year yet. The album includes standout tracks Death Wish, Mews, and The Knife and carries the same emotionally precise indie-pop DNA that has made Abrams one of the most compelling young songwriters today.

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The early praise is already coming from a high-profile place. Olivia Rodrigo, in a Spotify conversation with Abrams, named Death Wish as her favorite song on the record — and didn't hold back. Rodrigo called it "just perfect," adding that every lyric feels poignant and that the song contains zero filler lines. Coming from an artist celebrated for her own unflinching lyricism, that's not a casual compliment.

Why Daughter from Hell Is Abrams' Most Important Release Yet

Daughter from Hell follows The Secret of Us, Abrams' 2024 breakthrough that introduced her to a wider audience through hits like Close to You and I Love You, I'm Sorry. That album established her as more than a critical favorite and proved she could connect commercially at scale.

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Abrams built much of her Pacific Northwest fanbase during Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, where she opened and performed at venues including the Spokane Arena. For Washington fans who discovered her on that tour, Daughter from Hell is the follow-up they've been waiting for.

At just 25, Abrams writes with a specificity and emotional weight most artists spend a decade developing. If The Secret of Us opened the door, Daughter from Hell looks like the one that kicks it wide open.

Streaming now on Spotify and Apple Music.

"Daughter from Hell" tracklist

“Hit the Wall”
“Death Wish”
“The Knife”
“Daughter from Hell”
“Look at My Life”
“Good Reason”
“Men Like You”
“Sober”
“Broke My Heart”
“Mews”
“Minibar”
“Imaginary Friend”
“Afflictions”
“Humming”
“What If It’s Right”
“Cold Goodbyes”

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