Grace Petrie's new album is out today, and I've been enjoying it a lot. This is the second single from the disc, but the whole thing is worth a listen as well! I had the good fortune to see Grace...
Grace Petrie's new album is out today, and I've been enjoying it a lot. This is the second single from the disc, but the whole thing is worth a listen as well! I had the good fortune to see Grace live a couple of times last year, once doing standup, and once in her more familiar capacity as a musician. Both were wonderful experiences, she's got a great voice and typically has a good message. She's a very outspoken butch lesbian, and a solid socialist ally, and those perspectives pervades through all of her music.
Thanks for this heads up! I really enjoy Grace Petrie, she really seems like a spiritual successor to the protest singers of the 60's and on like Phil Ochs and Tom Paxton, who I also love. My...
Thanks for this heads up! I really enjoy Grace Petrie, she really seems like a spiritual successor to the protest singers of the 60's and on like Phil Ochs and Tom Paxton, who I also love.
My favorite song of hers before this album was "I wish the Guardian believed that I exist" :)
Grace Petrie's new album is out today, and I've been enjoying it a lot. This is the second single from the disc, but the whole thing is worth a listen as well! I had the good fortune to see Grace live a couple of times last year, once doing standup, and once in her more familiar capacity as a musician. Both were wonderful experiences, she's got a great voice and typically has a good message. She's a very outspoken butch lesbian, and a solid socialist ally, and those perspectives pervades through all of her music.
Thanks for this heads up! I really enjoy Grace Petrie, she really seems like a spiritual successor to the protest singers of the 60's and on like Phil Ochs and Tom Paxton, who I also love.
My favorite song of hers before this album was "I wish the Guardian believed that I exist" :)