Grace Valerie
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Los Angeles, CAhometown
- 2010started
- Biofull story
About Grace Valerie
Romantic, optimistic and youthful, Grace Valerie brings a fresh-faced passion to pop music. Whether it expresses her own deep-seated emotions, inspires others or shamelessly sets the mood, Grace's music is her weapon of choice and she takes it very seriously. She insists, "I will only sing what is dear to my heart."
Grace has experienced lots of success with her first single, "When the Lights Go Down," reaching #17 on Billboard's club play chart and picking up very quickly overseas. The music video hit 400,000 views in just two days and reached a staggering 1.5 million views by the end of the summer. She is currently recording her next single which is slated to be released early 2012.
In 2010, Grace took a leap of faith and moved to Los Angeles to launch her career. She immediately began working with JK Music Group, which afforded her the opportunity to work with the best producers, writers, directors, photographers and choreographers in the industry. Grace was immediately noticed by Grammy Award-winning producer Randy Jackson and signed to his record label, DreamMerchant 21.
Faced with a bevy of hungry bloggers and a rapidly growing fan base, Grace toured the nation to promote her music. She performed at numerous dance clubs and hosted single release parties in both New York and Los Angeles. A few more late-night shows in Hollywood's hottest clubs gave Grace's Los Angeles fans a reason to love her as their own. Each performance showcases her natural glowing confidence and signature, glamorous sense of style.
Grace previously appeared as the host of the television show "Mobius." The showed aired on the international channel Music Box TV, allowing her to widen her niche in the music industry and continue exploring music as a constant link between nations and cultures.
Grace was born in Moscow but raised on American music. She always wanted to be a singer. As a young girl she would spend hours in front of the mirror with a hairbrush, singing to Destiny's Child and Christina Aguilera as she perfected her dance moves and crafted facial expressions balancing pageant-girl sweetness with Blue Steel edge. At only 9 years old she had developed a powerful stage presence and began taking vocal classes from the leading music professionals of Russia.
Now, energized by the success of her first single and her summer tour, Grace has returned to Los Angeles. She spends her days working on her music, performing and enjoying all the arts and culture that her new hometown has to offer. Stay tuned: the next single from Grace Valerie hits the airwaves soon.
Grace has experienced lots of success with her first single, "When the Lights Go Down," reaching #17 on Billboard's club play chart and picking up very quickly overseas. The music video hit 400,000 views in just two days and reached a staggering 1.5 million views by the end of the summer. She is currently recording her next single which is slated to be released early 2012.
In 2010, Grace took a leap of faith and moved to Los Angeles to launch her career. She immediately began working with JK Music Group, which afforded her the opportunity to work with the best producers, writers, directors, photographers and choreographers in the industry. Grace was immediately noticed by Grammy Award-winning producer Randy Jackson and signed to his record label, DreamMerchant 21.
Faced with a bevy of hungry bloggers and a rapidly growing fan base, Grace toured the nation to promote her music. She performed at numerous dance clubs and hosted single release parties in both New York and Los Angeles. A few more late-night shows in Hollywood's hottest clubs gave Grace's Los Angeles fans a reason to love her as their own. Each performance showcases her natural glowing confidence and signature, glamorous sense of style.
Grace previously appeared as the host of the television show "Mobius." The showed aired on the international channel Music Box TV, allowing her to widen her niche in the music industry and continue exploring music as a constant link between nations and cultures.
Grace was born in Moscow but raised on American music. She always wanted to be a singer. As a young girl she would spend hours in front of the mirror with a hairbrush, singing to Destiny's Child and Christina Aguilera as she perfected her dance moves and crafted facial expressions balancing pageant-girl sweetness with Blue Steel edge. At only 9 years old she had developed a powerful stage presence and began taking vocal classes from the leading music professionals of Russia.
Now, energized by the success of her first single and her summer tour, Grace has returned to Los Angeles. She spends her days working on her music, performing and enjoying all the arts and culture that her new hometown has to offer. Stay tuned: the next single from Grace Valerie hits the airwaves soon.
