Ottawa-born, Toronto-based singer-songwriter, Grace Marr, is a powerhouse vocalist best known for her clever hooks, soulful harmonies, and gritty demeanour.  Already achieving notoriety for her independently-released debut album, ‘Saving Grace’ (Top 5 Canadian Christian Radio CANCON, Spotify Editorial Playlists, 200K+ streams), her raw, honest songcraft offers a soundtrack for the everyday believer. Spending the last few years honing her pen and developing her sound, Grace Marr has notably written with Rodney ‘DarkChild’ Jerkins, Reach Records, Warner Chappell’s ‘Women In Studio’, and co-wrote ‘Where Would I Be’ sung on Maverick City Music’s TRIBL ‘Anthologies’ album by Ryan Ofei, Dante Bowe, and Brandon Lake. She can be heard on SHAD’s latest album, ‘Start Anew’ (K.I.S.S.), and seen on stages such as RBC Bluesfest Emerging Showcase and Breakfast Television. As an avid sports fan, Marr recently nodded to women's achievement in sports, and her crush on a certain hockey player, in her latest Toronto Sceptres single, "Take A Shot On Me". While offering a fresh voice to the Pop space, Grace has earned her musical stripes as an Anglican music director in downtown Toronto, and continues to serve her community and represent Queer people navigating faith and spirituality in the Church.