In the last 7 years, 23-year-old Nyah Grace has achieved more than many twice her age. Born in rural Oregon, a young Black girl in a sea of white Evangelical hamlets, Nyah found music was her escape. At 15 she made her first trip to the UK, writing and co-writing with A-list collaborators Eg White (Adele) and Paul O’Duffy (Amy Winehouse). She went on to work with Grammy nominee Steve Chrisanthou (Corinne Bailey Rae), launching her acclaimed debut album Honey Coloured. When Covid struck, Nyah relocated to Manchester, England, enrolling at the Royal Northern School of Music.

Nyah recently released DIVINELY DEVOTED, followed by a wave of singles gaining major attention and a two-week stay at No.1 in the UK’s Black Music Chart. Busy in rehearsals, she’s preparing for concerts across the UK, US, and Asia, where her song “Magnolia” has been a hit. Her sound draws inspiration from Lauryn Hill, Billie Holiday, and H.E.R., blending timeless soul with a modern edge.