Grace Davies Shines On Her Terms With Honest Debut Album ‘The Wrong Side of 25’
Grace Davies opens up about age, ambition, and adulthood on her full-length debut.
After years of building her career, Grace Davies unveils her first full-length album The Wrong Side of 25 — a thoughtful, self-produced journey through the pressure, beauty, and truth of young adulthood.
With theatrical moments like “Welcome to the Wrong Side” and lyric-focused ballads such as “I Hope I Never Live To Love Again,” Grace balances storytelling and structure with her signature emotional transparency.
“I tell myself I’m out of time, I’m scared I’ve crossed the finish line…” she sings on “Youngest That I’ll Ever Be.” It’s a moment of truth that grounds the album’s central theme — questioning the standards placed on age and success.
Tracks like “Hotel Delilah” are filled with wit and rhythm, contrasting the more introspective songs and providing balance throughout the record. Her collaboration with Paul Whalley on production gives the album its lush, live-feel backbone.
With The Wrong Side of 25, Grace Davies proves that authenticity never ages — and neither does talent.
