Gracie Abrams is back, bringing the most addictive summer soundtrack for anyone who has experienced the messy, beautiful realms of love, heartbreak, and all that lies within. Her eagerly anticipated second album, "The Secret Of Us," is a joyous and profoundly personal exploration of the heart's complexities.
Following her praised debut, Abrams makes an even more daring plunge into vulnerability, transforming late-night streams of thought and love-laden worries into 13 deeply moving anthems. Whether you’re mourning a situationship gone wrong or desperately infatuated with someone unattainable, The Secret Of Us resembles flipping through the pages of your unfiltered diary entry written entirely in all caps and shared via text at 2 A.M.
From the vibrant energy of "Felt Good About You" to the soul-stirring truth of "I Love You, I'm Sorry," Abrams skillfully captures the highs and lows of young romance through cinematic narratives and rich, personal vocals. Running for 47 minutes and 39 seconds, the album captures the essence of a nighttime drive with the windows open, both therapeutic and joyful.