By: Jacob Elyachar, jakes-take.com
It is a pleasure to welcome singer-songwriter Anna Graceman to The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast.
Anna Graceman became a household name when she first auditioned for America’s Got Talent (AGT)’s sixth season in 2011. After leaving the show, Anna received invitations appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and started her record label: Another Girl Records. In 2015, Anna’s song, “Treble Heart,” went viral on the musical.ly social media app. “Treble Heart” was sampled by Vice in “Steady 1234,” a collaboration with Jasmine Thomson and Skizzy Mars. Since its release, “Steady 1234” was streamed 100 million times.
Anna Graceman also had two Las Vegas residencies. Visitors were able to see her perform at Caesar Palace’s Colosseum and the Venetian’s Palazzo Theater. She also had several opportunities to share the stage with artists like Beck, Kacey Musgraves, and The Lumineers. Anna recently returned to reality TV to compete on the second season of the NBC songwriting competition series: Songland. Her reworked song, “Bones,” caught the attention of Bebe Rexha, who chose to merge “Bones” with “Miracle,” a song written by her fellow competitor, Greg Scott.
In this edition of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Anna talked about her latest album: The Way the Night Behaves; her Songland experience; and why she is saying “No!” to competing on a potential third season of America’s Got Talent: The Champions.
For more information about Anna Graceman, visit her website!
You can also buy or listen to The Way the Night Behaves by clicking on the link!
You can also connect with Anna Graceman on social media. Visit his Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & YouTube channels.
