[New York, NY – April 29, 2024] Mackenzie Shrieve‘s music invites listeners to explore their own vulnerability while bridging folk, rock, and pop genres with ease. She’s reimagined her song “Didn’t I Tell Ya,” with Jane Bruce, creating stunning, bittersweet reflection on the intricacies of a past relationship. Under the Radar premiered the track, noting “Bruce and Shrieve blend beautifully into each other’s world, conjuring immaculate folk harmonies together in the track’s climactic moments.” The song is out now.
Listen to “Didn’t I Tell Ya (feat. Jane Bruce)” HERE
“I recently released my EP, In The After, which was the third and final installment of a huge artist project I started writing in 2019,” Shrieve says. “Since ‘Didn’t I Tell Ya’ resonated with so many people the first time around, I wanted to revitalize it with a new flare.”
“When I saw Jane perform for the first time, I was immediately enamored by her songwriting and vocal performance,” she continues. “She is one of my favorite folk singers of all time. I knew that I wanted to re-release this song and I knew whatever Jane decided to do with it would be breathtaking – and I was right!”
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Since releasing her first single in 2018, Shrieve has played in venues around NYC, Nashville, LA, and the Bay Area. Whether it’s a 50 or 600-capacity venue, she always gives a captivating performance, drawing in the audience with her vulnerable and vivid storytelling.
“Mackenzie is an incredible writer and one of the hardest-working artists I know,” Bruce says. I heard ‘Didn’t I Tell Ya’ for the first time while we were on the same bill at Arlene’s Grocery and it stopped me in my tracks. It’s a perfect song! Simple, true, specific, and yet completely relatable. We’ve been fans of one another since then, and I was over the moon when she asked me to feature on one of her tunes. When I found out it was this one, my heart swelled.”
Bruce is a Utah-born actress, singer-songwriter, and creator who is currently making her principal debut on Broadway as Delphi Diggory in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. She was a member of the world premiere cast of Jagged Little Pill at A.R.T. and wrote her acclaimed first full-length album, My Bed, while in Cambridge.
I want to get better
I wanna listen to you
How’d you figure me out
Before I even got the chance to
“Didn’t I Tell Ya”
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