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Hanna Kowal

Review: "The Kill" - Grace Power


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"The Kill" by Grace Power is a harrowing song about the exhaustion that comes from keeping who you are buried underneath the surface. Ambiguous about the truth the speaker is tortured by, but raw and vulnerable about the direct personal struggle, this song resonates strongly with listeners whose uncomfortable realities are catching up with them. Powerful lyrics like "couldn't outrun my body" will ground you in the present, drawing on ideas of avoidance before moving on to face reality. Isolating yourself and pretending you're fine only goes so far, and this emotional track tackles the need to face the things that scare you, no matter how difficult.



This alternative pop track captures the force that comes from internal struggle in its bold sound. Acoustic guitar and booming percussion work through the entire song, creating a theatric atmosphere to the tune that feels like a battle. Grace's high and fast-paced vocals feel like racing thoughts through the verse, which truly embodied the spirit of the song. Violin dramatically brings a somber tone to the track. The chorus shows off Grace's range as she sings through highs and lows, emphasizing the emotion of the song. The bridge mixes vocalizing with belting, reaching profound heights of expression that will captivate your senses.


Grace Power is an American musician with a genre-blending folk-pop style. She makes music while embracing her identity as a queer Chinese American in her personal lyricism. Her music, both covers and originals, has accumulated millions of streams across various platforms, and earned her songs spots on editorial playlists like New Music Friday and Spotify's Fresh Finds Pop. Embracing witchy themes and attitudes in her music and aesthetics, fans resonate with Grace's singular style. Check out the links below to enjoy her music and embrace her meaningful messages.


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