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The girl-powered pop rock band as soon as often called Grady have loved a busy and profitable 12 months. From a live performance on New Year’s Eve to a residency at DC9 to a weekender tour throughout three cities, they’ve been devoted to getting their unreleased music to listeners within the District and past. The Howard Theatre, the Runaway, and Comet Ping Pong are just some among the many many native venues they’ve carried out at in 2023.
But performing isn’t all of the trio has been as much as. Now rebranded as Massie to keep away from trademark infringement and to tell apart themselves from others utilizing the identify “Grady,” they took their first step away from being a live-only band with the discharge of their first single, “Never Live Without You Again,” on Sept. 29. They’re chasing the one with their debut EP, Grady Says Serotonin, which is able to come out on Oct. 13 and be accompanied by a efficiency at Black Cat that night time.
“For two years people have been asking us how they can listen to our music,” guitarist and singer Emily Yaremchuk tells City Paper. “Now we’ve got something to show them.”
The new EP is about to include 5 songs, 4 of which the band says shall be acquainted to their viewers, together with “Big Red” and “Once in the Mouth.” The one monitor solely diehard followers might know known as “TV,” a music that Massie recollects enjoying simply twice earlier than shelving it for later. Despite having a tricky time making “TV” work stay, they managed to discover a place for it on an EP that reveals off the band’s vary.
“We want to show what we’re capable of,” Yaremchuk says. “Some of the songs lean a little bit more towards pop while some of them are maybe a little bit dirtier.”
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