About
Grace Leer, a California native who began singing at 6 years old, forwent skipping college and followed her athletic passion by playing D1 soccer at the University of California Berkeley. Since moving to Nashville and appearing in the top 10 on Season 18 ABC’s American Idol, she has secured a record deal via 19 Recordings, Inc. and has spent the last year writing and recording music for her DEBUT EP set to release 9/14. Leer released "Brought A Girl", the tongue-in-cheek true story song and first release off the project, on 2/25. Shortly after, she joined GOLD selling artist Logan Mize on his single "Nothing with You," released 4/8, and hit the road with the crooner as direct support on his Spring 2022 tour. Leer, who has a way of making heartbreak sound so good (Taste of Country), released another single"After 1," on 6/22. The electronic backbeat through the verses gives this otherwise traditional country bent style a very strong kiss of modern freshness. (Today's Country Magazine)
Grace Leer, a California native who began singing at 6 years old, forwent skipping college and followed her athletic passion by playing D1 soccer at the University of California Berkeley. Since moving to Nashville and appearing in the top 10 on Season 18 ABC’s American Idol, she has secured a record deal via 19 Recordings, Inc. and has spent the last year writing and recording music for her DEBUT EP set to release 9/14. Leer released "Brought A Girl", the tongue-in-cheek true story song and first release off the project, on 2/25. Shortly after, she joined GOLD selling artist Logan Mize on his single "Nothing with You," released 4/8, and hit the road with the crooner as direct support on his Spring 2022 tour. Leer, who has a way of making heartbreak sound so good (Taste of Country), released another single"After 1," on 6/22. The electronic backbeat through the verses gives this otherwise traditional country bent style a very strong kiss of modern freshness. (Today's Country Magazine)