Olivia Grace is as a pleasurable break from the norm. Whether she’s writing about candy hearts and white picket fences or cheap thrills and motels, the quirky indie pop singer-songwriter tells tales with a playful approach to the madness.

Heart Shapes Bruises is the combination of swirling keyboard synths, percussion that packs a punch, and unexpected tempo changes that smoothly yet dramatically transition into cinematic, climaxing choruses.

The second EP from Chicago-based songstress Olivia Grace features three new songs, each unique in their own nature.

Listeners can expect vulnerability through smooth vocals singing emotionally-charged lyrics backed by soft, subtle harmonies— of course with a bit of cheekiness thrown into the mix.

Hello, hello! My name is Ria Jean and I am a up and coming recording R&B/Pop artist! I LOVE to sing! I’ve been singing since I was a little girl and I was surrounded with music and singers in my family!

Sylvie Grace is a singer, songwriter and cellist currently living in Chicago, Illinois. She has been singing for over 15 years, and has played cello for 12, performing with the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras, Oak Park River Forest orchestras, and countless chamber ensembles. Sylvie first began performing as a solo artist in 2014, and has since evolved from singing over tracks to creating her own backing tracks with her cello and loop pedal, and drummer Tem. Sylvie blend aspects of jazz, neo soul, hip hop, and sweet acoustic harmonies with her and cello and vocals, and ties it all together with drums. She has worked on songs with artists such as theMind, Jay Prince, Matthew Santos, GLC, and more, and has earned herself a spot in the chicago underground music scene as a versatile and unique instrumentalist and singer.