Los Angeles based pop singer‐songwriter, Indiana Grace releases her new track “Lose Count,” a song about faith in love and the struggles of a long distance relationship. The “melancholy yet hopeful” tune, as Grace describes, was put together with help from her colleagues at Berklee College of Music, where she is an alum.
From a young age, Indiana Grace had dreams as big as the Swiss Alps, where she grew up with her Swiss father and American mother. Fueled by the passion to make her dreams a reality, Grace began singing and songwriting with skills she acquired from piano and classical voice lessons. Her unique voice earned her a place at The School for Gifted Children of the Performing Arts in Switzerland, as the first pop singer ever accepted. After attendance at Zurich University of the Arts, she produced, sang, and composed a CD with Swiss Rapper, C‐Beat, that reached Top 10 in the charts in East Switzerland. At the age of 18 she left for the United States and began perfecting her own sound and musical style while studying performance and songwriting at Berklee College of Music.
Her lyrics are inspired by her love life, nature and moments in life that have left a profound impact. Grace’s unforgettable choruses, soft vibrato, and soulful sound, will be the focal point of her upcoming EP. Keep up with Indiana Grace as she plans the release of her debut EP featuring her soulful single “Lose Count.”
