Gracie Jackson, formerly the frontwoman of Fat Creeps and now creating evocative alt-country as GracieHorse, is preparing to release her Chris Cohen-produced album Breaking And Entering in January. While the opening track and lead single “5 Card Stud” arrived as a smoky country-rocker, the newer song “Roadside Assistance” comes through as a pedal steel–driven ballad.
“Roadside Assistance” is one of my favorite tracks on the record,” Jackson explains. “It’s a lot of fun to play. The song follows a lonely person who intentionally gets into car accidents so they can catch a glimpse of the AAA roadside-assistance crush.” Hear and view the song’s endearingly lo-fi video clip below.
Breaking And Entering is scheduled for release on 1/29 through Wharf Cat.
