Grace Davies releases her latest single 'roots' - her most-requested and beloved track since it was written and first performed in 2017. This new track follows on from her successful string of recent singles 'i met a boy online', 'testosterone', 'toothbrush' and 'used to you'. It is the next single to eb unleashed from her highly anticipated second EP "i wonder if you wonder" out in November.

Grace wears her heart on her sleeve in 'roots', with the lyrics carrying endless amounts of honesty and passion. Not only did she write the track without any co-writers or collaborators, she also has credits on the production alongside Marcus Andersson [Demi Lovato, Lauren Aquilinia, Kid Ink], showing just how passionate and involved Grace is with her music. 

Her forthcoming EP marks a new era in Grace's career, underpinning her reputation as an undeniably talented songwriter which has seen her receive praise from the likes of MTV UK, The Sunday Times, Wonderland, Official Charts, Popjustice, DORK, Notion, The Line of Best Fit, Euphoria Magazine and Girls Are Awesome. She recently featured as a guest and performer for "The Guilty Feminist" podcast, and has gained support from BBC Introducing, BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio 1's DJ, Danny Howard.

THE TRADESMEN

The Tradesmen" was formed by three musicians in Upstate New York in late 2020, during the height of the Covid epidemic. In the tradition of the protest songs in the late 60s/early 70s, out first release was a song about the frustration of so many young adults in higher education, who are subjected to socialist/communist indoctrination, and were afraid to speak out for fear of retaliation and confrontation. The song was written based on real life experiences in pursuit of doctorates in informatics (artificial intelligence).