Spoke with Lauren Laverne About the New Album, *Saving Grace*, on BBC Radio 6 Music
It was a moment of reflection, warmth, and genuine artistry as **Lauren Laverne** sat down on **BBC Radio 6 Music** to discuss the much-anticipated new album *Saving Grace*. The conversation offered an intimate glimpse into the creative process behind one of the most talked-about records of the year — a project that blends emotional depth, personal storytelling, and sonic experimentation in ways that resonate powerfully with listeners.
During the interview, the artist described *Saving Grace* as a deeply personal body of work, born out of a period of transformation and rediscovery. *“This record is about finding light after darkness, learning to forgive, and holding onto the things that make us human,”* they explained. *“Every song is a small act of healing.”*
Laverne praised the album’s emotional honesty, calling it *“a rare kind of record — one that doesn’t just sound beautiful, but feels necessary.”* Tracks like *“Echoes in the Rain,” “Falling Awake,”* and the title song *“Saving Grace”* were highlighted during the session, each revealing the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength that defines the album’s tone.
Recorded between London and Nashville, *Saving Grace* features lush arrangements, organic instrumentation, and collaborations with several acclaimed producers. The result is a soundscape that moves effortlessly from haunting piano ballads to soaring anthems of hope — all tied together by the artist’s unmistakable voice and lyrical depth.
Listeners flooded BBC Radio 6’s social media with praise following the broadcast, calling the conversation *“soul-stirring,”* *“uplifting,”* and *“the reminder we needed that music still heals.”*
With *Saving Grace*, the artist not only redefines their musical identity but also reaffirms why their voice continues to inspire across generations — a testament to grace, resilience, and the enduring power of song.
