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Kayte Grace's debut EP, "Soaked You In" is being called "meaningful acoustic rock," "catchy,"and "smart."
One reviewer wrote, "Buy the 'Soaked You In' EP and you too will lock yourself up in the state prism of Kayte
Grace's soul/heart/mind continuum and throw away the key." Another said, "Standout tracks include the
flirtatious and clever Thursday Night Love Song and the porch-swing, lemonade-sipping, summertime
love-evocative title cut." He called Kayte Grace "captivating" and "a wonderfully refreshing." This type of
enthusiastic support would be welcomed by any recording artist, but a year ago, Kayte Grace was anything but
a guitar-toting singer/songwriter.
Her story began when she stumbled upon a $50 guitar in a forsaken
corner of Linens N' Things. She bought it, began writing acoustic, folk
rock music while teaching herself to play, and posting the videos of
her songs on YouTube. After being featured on YouTube as the
Unsigned Pick of the Week in January, the video for her song "Soaked
You In" received 250,000+ views. Kayte Grace then recorded her
debut EP, "Soaked You In," in 7 hours and released it as an
independent artist.
Kayte Grace's songs can be heard right now
on 130 college radio stations around the
country and she's just completed her first tour
this August, performing at coffeehouses and
venues in NYC, DC, MD, VA, Austin, Houston
and throughout the South.
