Pictured: Grace Abrams singing I Love You, I’m Sorry at Pryzm, Kingston Upon Thames, London
Gracie Abrams is in the middle of a magic moment in her career / musical journey. Her songs are resonating, deeply, with her audience.
The video below is from Abrams’ performance at the Pryzm venue, London, Friday 12th July 2024. She sings I Love You, I’m Sorry (4 minutes, 30 seconds in), and it’s sung back at her. It’s all very heartfelt.
When a tuning fork is struck it vibrates and produces sound. If there are objects nearby that have the same natural frequency as the tuning fork, they can also start vibrating, amplifying the sound. I’m doing a metaphor. I think this is what’s happening to Abrams, right now. She’s a human-shaped tuning fork. But no, she’s not made of metal with a wooden handle. Look… do you even understand what a metaphor is? Hey! I’m walkin’ here! I’m walkin’ here!
Video: Grace Abrams at Pryzm, Kingston Upon Thames, London, July 2024. Video by: KJMTurtle
Don’t miss: 5 minutes, 35 seconds into the concert video. When Abrams sings “same”, one of her fans raises her hand, emulating Audrey Hobert’s gesture in the official music video for I Love You, I’m Sorry (1 minute, 10 seconds in).
Pictured: A detail-orientated Abrams fan (left), raising her hand, repeating Audrey Hobert’s movement (right) in the I Love You, I’m Sorry video
Pop music is tremendous. Goodnight.
