Goody Grace

Goody Grace is an American singer, songwriter and rapper known for blending pop, rock and hip-hop influences into an emotionally raw, alternative sound. He first built an audience through SoundCloud and social media in the mid-to-late 2010s, gaining wider attention partly through his association with Machine Gun Kelly and the Cleveland hip-hop and rock crossover scene, before establishing his own distinct musical identity.

His music leans into confessional, often melancholic songwriting paired with guitar-driven, pop-punk-adjacent production, touching on themes of heartbreak, self-doubt and youth culture. Songs such as «Two Shots», «Memories» and «Scumbag» showcase this blend of vulnerable lyricism with accessible, hook-heavy melodies, while «Too High» and «Vanilla Coke» lean further into moody, genre-blurring textures that pull from both rap cadences and rock instrumentation.

Goody Grace represents part of a broader wave of internet-born artists who emerged from streaming platforms and crossed genre lines freely, drawing on pop-punk revival aesthetics alongside contemporary hip-hop delivery. His work has resonated particularly with younger listeners drawn to candid, diary-style songwriting delivered with an alternative, guitar-forward edge.