Hello Weakness, You Make Me Strong: The Remixes

Sidelines (Gracie and Rachel Remix)

Call Away

Nowhere Now Here

No Reservations

Selfish

Our Last Night

Possible

Middle Ground

Blonde hair, blue eyes
Violin and black and white
Short skirts, tight pants, clean shoes
Won't deliver the news

What's she gonna play, what's she gonna play
What's she gonna play, what's she gonna play, what's she gonna play
Got nothing to say, got nothing to say
Gonna wash away, got nothing to say, gonna wash away

Running naked through your streets
Sharing clothes and whacking weeds
Bring in a crowd, fill up the house and play
Hold on to their eyes, make them all wise, show them the way

She is gonna play, have a word to say
She won't go away, listen when she plays, lost in thought today
She is gonna play, have a word to say
She won't go away, listen when she plays, lost in thought today

Tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe
Let go, let go, let go, let go, let go, let go
Tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe, tiptoe
Let go, let go, let go, let go, let go, let go

Blonde hair, blue eyes
Blind stares, blue cries

Tiptoe

Only A Child

Let It Out

Gracie and Rachel on Audiotree Live

Upside Down (Audiotree Live Version)

Tiptoe (Audiotree Live Version)

Original song by Sia
Cover song produced by John Fredericks (John The Baptist)

Elastic Heart

Gracie and Rachel

Upside Down

Sing Song

(Un)comfortable

Don't Know

Trust (Ian Chang Remix)

Trust

Sidelines

Underneath

Hello Weakness, You Make Me Strong

Speak

Undo

Stranger

Around

Under Underneath

Underneath (S. Carey Remix)

Grey

Undoing Undo

Undo (Sombear Remix)

Speak (Up)

Speak (Future Generations Remix)

Gracie and Rachel press back on the boundaries of pop music, their catalog marked by hauntingly spare arrangements, bold, baroque flourishes, evanescent vocal stylings, and penetrative lyrical tact, drawing wide-ranging acclaim from tastemakers including NPR, FLOOD, Flaunt, SPIN, TIDAL, Talkhouse, and American Songwriter. They’ve performed for NPR’s Tiny Desk and shared stages with the likes of Tori Amos, Ani DiFranco, and most recently, Jesca Hoop. Nowhere Now Here honors those sonic elements foundational to Gracie and Rachel’s sound, and elevates them—a melodious new vigor coursing through the tracklist, ranging from pointedly delicate to tenderly anthemic.

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