HIGHLIGHTS 

→ New single ‘Dark Matter’ released 2nd November 2021 following an exclusive radio  premiere with Clara Amfo (Radio 1) with further  new music to follow 
→ Grace has a history of making songs her own and connecting with the public. In 2019 Grace performed a version of ‘Wicked Game’ for Love  Island. The track instantly connected, breaking  the record for most Shazam’s in 24 hours and  has now been streamed over 26,000,000+ times  on Spotify 
→ 300m+ streams across catalogue 
→ 3rd in the coveted BBC ‘Sound of 2019’ list 
→ Previous singles ‘Why Her Not Me’, ‘Silhouette’ and ‘Heal Me’ playlisted across  Radio 1, Radio 2 and more 
→ Previous radio champions include Greg James (‘Tune Of The Week’ twice), Clara Amfo, Annie  Mac, Phil Taggart and Jo Whiley  
→ Previous TV performances include Sunday  Brunch 
→ Previous press support from Sunday Times  (Breaking Act), Observer (Ones To Watch),  Evening Standard (Virtually Famous), Notion,  NME, Daily Star, Clash and Fabulous 
→ Main support to Lewis Capaldi on his 2019 UK  tour and has also supported Rag N Bone Man,  Mabel, HAIM, Dua Lipa and Jorja Smith. She  has played at some of the world’s major festivals  including Glastonbury, Jay Z’s Made In  America, SXSW and Latitude 

QUOTES

“Her name is Grace Carter, she’s gonna be absolutely ridiculously huge” - Phil Taggart (Radio 1) 
“As soulful as Adele and as badass as Dua Lipa” - Fabulous Magazine 
“A vibrato-rich voice that soars and swoops in a  manner recalling Lauryn Hill and Adele”  - Sunday Times Culture 
“The Brighton-raised singer-songwriter’s  arresting, piano-led pop exists on a sliding scale  between strength and vulnerability, each track  hinged on the 20-year-old’s robust and  emotionally bracing vocals”- The Observer 
“Carter’s mature songwriting takes her to a  place where many artists may never dare to tread. But then again, she’s not quite like any other artist. She’s honest, witty and writes  songs not just for her own benefit but for those  of others.” - NME