Jamie Grace – ”91′ album review

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With the exception of 2016’s The Christmas Collection, it’s been more than three years since Jamie Grace appeared on the cover of CCM Magazine and released an album of original material. The wait is now over, and with the release of ’91 (buy) we are as excited about this record like Zack Morris at a Bayside High School pep rally. You see, everything from the title to the cover art—smartly designed like a used cassette tape cover—is ’90s throwback, hearkening back to where it all began for Grace, the year she was born. The now twenty-five year-old seasoned artist puts forth her best effort to date, mixing in her signature guitar-work, catchy melody lines, and vocal tricks with easy rockin’ A-and-B sides (“Here,” “Bella,” “Sixteen”) to kickin’ club grooves (“Party Like A Princess”). Grace’s honesty is ever-endearing, from her lyrics to her delivery, get ready to add many tracks from ’91 to your mixtape…we mean playlist.

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