Gracie Abrams has expanded her newly released third studio album, Daughter from Hell, by dropping two additional songs just days after the record’s debut.
The singer-songwriter announced that the bonus tracks, “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter,” would be available as a limited-time iTunes download, thanking fans for their enthusiastic response to the album’s release. “I’m so moved to hear from those of you who are connecting with the record so far. Really truly your messages have made my heart grow ten sizes,” Abrams wrote on social media, adding, “Fingers crossed you enjoy these too. I personally love them very much.”
Released on July 17, Daughter from Hell marks Abrams’ first full-length project since 2024’s The Secret of Us and continues her creative partnership with producer Aaron Dessner while also featuring contributions from collaborators including Justin Vernon, Daniel Nigro and Marcus Mumford. The 16-track album includes the previously released singles “Hit the Wall” and “Look at My Life,” along with songs such as “Minibar,” which Abrams recently performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The surprise release also fueled speculation among fans about a potential deluxe edition. The newly unveiled songs arrived shortly after special physical editions featuring exclusive bonus content, including the track “Crazy Girl,” reached retailers, prompting discussion over whether additional material could eventually be collected in an expanded version of the album.
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