Premiere: JEĀN CLĀUDE wants to offer relief during hard times with GodOfGrace
to put out his next single, he knew he wanted to be able to give back to the community. With"God of Grace" , he's trying to do just that.
On the brand-new track, CLĀUDE establishes the hardship the world is currently experiencing, but reassures listeners through powerful lyrics and sweeping melodies that in the end of it all, we will pull through."Hearts are broken, chips are falling," he sings in the chorus."Mends are taught to be rough."that he is donating 100 percent of the song's proceeds to the Recording Academy and its charitable foundation MusiCares'for artists.
For CLĀUDE, the song represents coming out on the other side of a difficult situation, something he says he knows about from his experiences throughout childhood."Songwriting helped me survive domestic abuse growing up in the midst of the Los Angeles riots," he explains."Specifically this track gave me strength and reminded me of my power.", who offered some invaluable advice to take the song from a moody ballad to an uplifting anthem.
CLĀUDE's album, however, is currently experiencing a delay -- the singer had an entire rollout planned, with releases riding on his performances at the Montreal Jazz Festival and a European tour. But with the spread of COVID-19, that plan had to be scrapped, while he and his team"had to go back to the drawing board and restructure the entire album release."
But CLĀUDE isn't worried — he says that at the end of the day, healing will come."Amidst the current pandemic, I hope the song will not only aid us in reflecting on how we've impacted earth & one another, but also be the anthemic healing we need."
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