Grace Shriver has a name for the kind of country music she makes — and chances are, it’s like nothing you’ve heard before.
The Oklahoma native calls it “Boujee Boot Country,” a style that mixes rock influences, witty storytelling and loads of personality. Now she shows it all with her debut EP, Pretty psycho.
For Gracee, the project is not just a collection of songs. It is an introduction to who she is as an artist.
Meet Pretty Psycho
Published June 26, Pretty psycho is Gracee’s first EP, offering a mix of humorous, heartfelt and relatable songs inspired by everything from complicated relationships to the everyday chaos of life.
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The project pairs her signature raspy vocals with detailed storytelling and a rock-infused country sound that explores themes of confidence, heartbreak and self-awareness.
“With this Pretty psycho As the EP was my first ever project, I wanted it to be something that really showcased my Boujee Boot spunk branding and style,” says Gracee.
She credits artists ranging from Wanda Jackson and Ernest Tubb to Miranda Lambert and Brad Paisley for inspiring her love of clever songwriting.
“My favorite thing about them was their witty spin on lyrics,” she says. “I wanted these songs to be carefree, roll-down-your-windows kind of jams that brought a humorous edge to my true, relatable life stories.”
More than just a look
While Gracee’s signature studded boots and bold style have become part of her identity, she says “Boujee Boot Country” is about much more than fashion.
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“This EP is just that!” she says. “I’m so excited for people to hear these songs… and whether they’re dealing with a breakup, a pretentious guy, a crazy girl, or just want to jam, there’s something for them here!”
That mix of honesty, humor and confidence has quickly become her calling card.
A Rising Country Voice
Long before publication nice psycho Gracee was already making a name for herself.
She performed her very first show at just 9 years old in front of the country legend Garth Brooks before picking up a guitar and writing songs inspired by faith, family and real-life experiences.
She later introduced herself to a national audience as a Top 16 finalist on NBC’s The voice in 2019.
Since then, Gracee has performed at CMA Fest, Rock the Country Festival and venues across the country, gaining recognition for her distinctive voice and fearless approach to country music.
With Pretty psychoshe hopes listeners walk away with a better understanding of what “Boujee Boot Country” really means — and maybe find a few songs they can’t help but blast with the windows rolled down.
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