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Episode 283: Gracie Abrams

“I Love You, I’m Sorry”

Gracie Abrams is a singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. She started putting out music in 2020, and in June 2024, she put out her second album, The Secret of Us. She was nominated for a Grammy for Best New Artist, and this year she’s up for another Grammy, for Best Duo Performance, for her collaboration with Taylor Swift. But for this episode, I talked to Gracie about her song “I Love You, I’m Sorry.” It was produced by Aaron Dessner, at Long Pond Studio in upstate New York, and it was co-written with Audrey Hobert.

Coming up, you’ll hear the isolated tracks from the studio recording, but you’ll also get to hear a lot of the voice memos that Gracie recorded during the writing process. I think it’s so nice to have these raw moments documented because, as you’ll hear, they give you an insight not just into the song, but into the relationship that Gracie and her co-writer, Audrey, have as friends.

You can buy or stream “I Love You, I’m Sorry” here.

Illustration by Carlos Lerma.

For a transcript of this episode, click here.

footnotes:
Rob Moose – strings
Bella Blasko – engineer
The National
“I miss you, I’m sorry”

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