Grace Chia
new single: MORNING FOG
Grace Chia debut’s the first single off her upcoming 3rd album “The Human Grey”, with UK producer, Frenic. Set in Tasmania’s misty mornings, the track depicts a Tassie winter with melancholic melodies and introspective bars.
Launching with a music video on her Youtube, delve into the morning fog and set in for her upcoming album, ‘The Human Grey’ – releasing mid 2026.
NEW ALBUM: Undulation of a healing heart
Grace Chia is thrilled to announce the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album, Undulation of a Healing Heart. Available now on all major streaming platforms, this deeply personal and sonically diverse record takes listeners on a powerful journey of healing, self-discovery, and emotional rebirth.
Undulation of a Healing Heart
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THE ALBUM BOOK COMPANION
Grace Chia Presents a 40-page Album Book Companion for her new album ‘Undulation of a Healing Heart’. Grace has compiled stories and lyrics behind each song as well as photos and moments from her album writing process.
“Everything I write is embedded with intention and story. With this book, I invite you to take a deeper dive and connection with the album. Thank you for listening, for reading and for being. – G”
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Artist bio
Grace Chia is one of Lutruwita’s most exciting emerging artists who uses her music to inspire the change she wants to see. Known for her raw and passionate performances amplifying marginalised voices and uniting community, expect deep-thought lyricism, soulful melodies and punchy bars. Grace regularly supports major acts including Dirty Dike (UK), Deca (US), Angry Black Men (US), Grouch (NZ) and K+Lab (NZ). She has supported countless national acts like Drapht, Seth Sentry, Miss Kaninna, Kobie Dee, Greeley, Dunn D and Bitter Belief.
In 2025, Grace released her sophomore album, ‘Undulation of a Healing Heart’, earning her Triple J Unearthed’s ‘Artist of The Week’. Grace performed internationally at Aotearoa’s Twisted Frequency Festival (24″) as well as her own NZ tour in 2025. She regularly performs nationally at major festivals including PITP, MONA FOMA, DARK MOFO and a Festival Called Panama.
Grace recently won The Australian Women in Music Award’s 2025 ‘Diversity in Music Award’ for the extensive work she has done to create safe and inclusive spaces for women in hip-hop. She is the 2024 recipient of the “Nick Balcombe ‘Live Your Dream’ Grant” and was selected in AU$’s ‘Best Emerging Artists’. In 2023, she earned a National Live Music Award’s nomination for ‘Best Live Act’ and was selected in The Push’s 25 under 25 ‘Best Emerging Artists’.
Grace launched her collaboration with the all-female/non-binary band FFLORA early 2024, headlining at MONA FOMA, and performing at a Festival Called Panama, DARK MOFO, Echo Festival, The Taste of Summer and MONA Museum. They debuted their first single Our Humanity ft. Randa Al Hasan in 2025.
