Gracie Abrams Unveils Track Listing For New Album 'Daughter From Hell'

American singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams has unveiled the track listing for her forthcoming new album, Daughter From Hell.

Announced in May and arriving on Friday, 17 July, Abrams started working on her highly anticipated third record while crafting the deluxe edition of her 2024 album, The Secret of Us. Her new album contains 16 songs and features the lead single Hit The Wall, which also serves as the album opener.

In addition to Hit The Wall, fans can find song titles such as Men Like You, Death Wish, Broke My Heart, Cold Goodbyes, Minibar (written with Audrey Hobart), Sober, and more.

The That’s So True hitmaker confirmed the track listing via social media. In a photo posted on Instagram, Abrams is lounging on a sofa, with song titles surrounding her. You can see the picture and the track listing below.

Upon announcing the album last month, Abrams’ co-writer and co-producer, Aaron Dessner – known as a member of The National and for his work with Taylor Swift, Noah Kahan and more – said the pair would be heard “expanding” their musical vocabulary.

Dessner added that he and Abrams are pushing her sound into “uncharted waters sonically” and with her lyricism. He continued, “I believe this album contains absolutely the most moving and powerful work we have done together — it feels elevated in every way — and I can’t WAIT until you all get to hear it.”

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Abrams expressed pride in the album and described it as “my favourite music I’ve ever made.” She also stated that she feels “very closely connected” to the songs on Daughter From Hell.

“I appreciate so much that these albums are time capsules of where I’m at in my life at any given point, but right now it does feel very like me,” she continued. “I hope that whoever finds it, connects with it and that they make it theirs when it’s out one day.”

In May, Gracie Abrams brought her The Secret Of Us tour to Australia, hitting arenas in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Due to extraordinary demand, she played multiple shows in four cities.