Gracie Abrams Shares Snippet of New Music & Gets Support From an Excited Olivia Rodrigo

Gracie Abrams just teased new music on TikTok, and one of the many fans who shared their excitement in the comments was none other than Olivia Rodrigo.

In the clip posted by the “That’s So True” singer, her face is cut off from the frame as she vibes out while listening to a demo, a friend dancing in the background. “It’s violent how I need you,” Abrams sings on the synthy track.

In the comments, Rodrigo simply wrote, “hell yeah.”

Soon afterward, Abrams posted another video of herself in the car, listening to the same snippet — seemingly teasing further that she has a new project on the way. The Los Angeles native hasn’t properly dropped new music since The Secret of Us deluxe arrived last October, bringing with it Billboard Hot 100 hit “That’s So True.”

Abrams and the “Drivers License” artist have been in each other’s corners for years, with the former opening for the latter on the Sour Tour back in 2022. The “Risk” musician gushed about the opportunity in her April Billboard cover story, telling staff writer Hannah Dailey, “She gave me such a shot, opening for her … I adore her with my whole heart for forever and ever.”

Rodrigo also told Billboard at the time, “Gracie has such a singular voice when it comes to songwriting.”

“I think it’s rare to be so young and already have developed your very own lane,” she added. “You can hear a song and instantly know if it’s a Gracie Abrams song even if she wasn’t singing it. That is so special and a real testament to her talent and influence.”

It’s been even longer since Rodrigo last released music, with her Guts deluxe dropping in March 2024. The expanded project featured new songs “Obsessed,” “Girl I’ve Always Been,” “Scared of My Guitar,” “Stranger” and “So American,” some of which the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series alum performed during her headlining set at Gov Ball in New York City on Saturday (June 7).

See Abrams’ new music teaser — and look for Rodrigo’s comment — below.