Gracie Abrams says “vulgar” model of ‘That is So True’ will not be launched
Gracie Abrams has revealed that she recorded a “very vulgar” model of her hit tune ‘That’s So True’, even when it “won’t ever see the sunshine of day” – discover out extra under.
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Whereas attending Spotify’s current You’re Invited, I’m Sorry: An Night with Gracie Abrams occasion along with her co-writer Audrey Hobert, the pair confirmed that that they had written an alternate model of ‘That’s So True’ – one which’s “so gross”, it should by no means be launched.
Hobert admitted: “We had been drunk once we wrote the lyrics.” Abrams chimed in saying, “Yeah, there’s a complete, very vulgar model… that can by no means see the sunshine of day.” The pair confirmed that they had been “a little bit drunk in an effective way — in a light-weight, recent method,” once they had been recording at Electrical Woman once they penned the tune.
In response to Abrams, they had been “had been simply doubled over in tears, laughing so laborious, saying essentially the most horrific shit to tune,” Abrams continued. Nevertheless, regardless of by no means getting a launch, one different group of individuals have heard the tune outdoors of Abrams and her co-writer: Mumford & Sons.
“After which I get a textual content from Lee [Forster, who runs Electric Lady] and he’s like, ‘Mumford & Sons are doing an interview proper above you.’ It was unhealthy! Oh God!”
@popcrave #GracieAbrams says there’s a “very vulgar” model of “That’s So True” that can by no means see the sunshine of day at Spotify’s ‘I’m Sorry: An Night with Gracie Abrams.’
Hobert then defined that the tune being labeled as “gross” was based mostly on its themes: “It was like… sexual, simply so that you don’t get it confused with every other horrible factor… Nothing that could possibly be on the radio or, you understand, Spotify.”
The unique model of ‘That’s So True’ didn’t make the reduce for Gracie’s newest album ‘The Secret Of Us’ however was launched as a part of the file’s deluxe version that dropped final month.
In a four-star overview of Abrams’ latest album ‘The Secret Of Us’, Hannah Mylrea wrote for NME: “It’s a second of pure pop catharsis that leans into the nice, unhealthy and messy of infatuation. That is the enjoyment of ‘The Secret of Us’: it doesn’t draw back from the complicated or contradictory. Right here Gracie Abrams embraces her rising pains and celebrates enduring the troublesome moments. She’s by no means sounded higher.”
In different information, Abrams has introduced her ‘The Secret Of Us’ 2025 UK and European tour, set to start early subsequent 12 months. Visit here to purchase tickets and take a look at the complete listing of dates right here.