Latest news: New anthem for indie artists 'The industry' set to release 10/07
'My power' is A powerful anthem about reclaiming
your strength after it’s been taken from you.
Spanish/Irish alt pop artist Matilda Gracia releases her empowering new single My Power on March 13th. Blending 80s-inspired synths, driving acoustic rhythms and her signature soul-rock vocals, the track is an anthem about reclaiming your strength after it’s been taken from you. The single will also title her upcoming summer EP — a collection of empowerment stories featuring singles ‘Blood in the Water’ and ‘Little Pieces’, both supported by BBC Introducing. Writing and producing her own music, Matilda is not only passionate about continual learning and developing of her own craft but also about championing women in music production.
London-based Spanish-Irish singer-songwriter and producer Matilda Gracia returns with her latest single, "The Industry", a bold and uplifting statement aimed at independent artists navigating an increasingly demanding music landscape. Blending alternative pop, singer-songwriter storytelling and her signature Spanish influences, the track delivers a timely message of resilience, reminding creators that their value cannot be measured by algorithms, trends or industry approval.
At a time when musicians are under constant pressure to chase virality, build personal brands and compete for attention online, "The Industry" challenges the narrative that success depends on being discovered, signed or validated by gatekeepers. Instead, it celebrates the artists, songwriters and creators who keep music alive, placing the power back where it belongs.
Little pieces 'A song to dance your heartbreak away'
Matilda Gracia releases her new single “Little Pieces” on September 26th, blending alternative pop with flamenco-inspired guitars and soulful vocals. Written during her Masters in Songwriting, the track began with nothing but its title and grew into a powerful reflection on the fragments left behind after a breakup. Each chorus evolves in meaning — from romanticising the past, to recognising toxicity, to ultimately reclaiming strength and independence.
Produced in her home studio, “Little Pieces” is both melancholic and danceable — an anthem for healing and moving forward. Little pieces has been played on BBC introducing and it's currently around 12K listens on Spotify.