Grace Elizabeth Harvey wrote her EP 'Songs of Devotion' from the deep connection between language and love. Shaped by train journeys, second-hand bookshops and borrowed sofas, the result is a collection of songs that are as dynamic and adventurous as they are simple and sincere. With a background as a classical cellist and a student of literature and philosophy, Grace combines the traditional with the experimental. Inspired by artists such as Laura Marling, Leonard Cohen and Madison Cunningham, she captures deeply moving fragments of our human experiences in her lyrics and music.
The first single from her forthcoming EP, 'The Dream Of Common Language', has already received praise from leading platforms. The year of her debut EP, 'Other Faith', brought two tours across the United Kingdom, including a breakthrough in the London folk scene. She shared the stage with names such as Chris Brain, Chloe Foy, Josienne Clarke, Villagers and Florist. She won the Young Songwriter's Competition 2025 and has since received support from the PPL Momentum Accelerator Fund for her new EP, 'Songs of Devotion'. Thanks to her captivating live performances, Grace is rapidly establishing herself as one of the UK's most promising new singer-songwriters and a name to watch (FATEA).
