Grace Inspace

Grace Inspace is an LA-born, London-bred singer-songwriter known for blending rock, pop, and vivid, poetic storytelling into her music. Growing up in a creative, bohemian household filled with musicians, she developed a unique sound influenced by her experiences split between bustling cities and the serene Redwood Forest, where she often writes. Her debut single "Last Girl," produced by Zach Dawes and John King, highlights her infectious pop vocals with an electronic edge and explores themes of loneliness and empowerment through a dystopian lens. Since then, she has released several singles and EPs, including *Sunshine Kid*, which reflect her colorful, dynamic style and her knack for capturing complex emotional landscapes with both earnestness and a playful spirit.

Grace’s work is deeply shaped by her varied environments—from her apartment above a mechanic's garage in London to a remote cabin in the redwoods—and by collaborations with artists like Luna Li and Hope Tala. After a pause in her career, she returned with the single “Meteor,” emphasizing themes of community and personal reconnection. Grace Inspace’s music is known for weaving together personal confessions with dreamy, ethereal production, often recorded in unconventional spaces like an Airstream trailer near the forests. Her releases explore themes ranging from isolation and identity to resilience and joy, all wrapped in vibrant, genre-blending sounds.

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