hit the wall!

gracie just gets me idk. fell in love with her work with the release of "risk" ahead of the secret of us two years ago, did a deep dive on her discography immediately after, and have been head over heels for her ever since - but especially songs like "hit the wall," where she lays bare insecurities i share and struggle to articulate or share as eloquently as she does. i feel so seen when i listen to stuff like this - i'm not crazy, because i'm not alone in thinking this way - and this gave me the same feeling "block me out" and "camden" have before while also displaying an exciting new sound and direction for her third studio album.