On February 12, 2026, Wales-based artist Grace Parry is set to release Happy Valentine’s Day, a heartfelt love ballad and her first release since her life-altering stroke last year. The track delves into the theme of unreciprocated love and the fear of rejection when expressing one’s feelings.
The piano-driven track marks a meaningful milestone in Grace’s career. Last March, on her 32nd birthday, she suffered a stroke that forced her to temporarily pause her music journey. Through months of rehabilitation, the experience served as a powerful reminder of life’s brevity, motivating Grace to prioritize her passion for creating music.
Encouraged by her dedicated fan base, Grace is now dedicated to sharing more of her original work with the world, starting with this poignant single. Grace captures the vulnerability and raw emotion of unrequited love with lyrics like: We’ve only been talking for so long // Wish I could do some more than write a song // And it’s so stupid of me to catch feelings.
Reflecting on her latest release, Grace shared:
‘When I wrote this song, I wrote it thinking ‘here we go again, I’ve caught feelings’ and I kind of knew deep down I was going to get ghosted. It’s about being a hopeless romantic and a fantasist.’
With Happy Valentine’s Day, Grace invites listeners into her world of emotions and reflections on love, inviting them to connect with her music on a deeper level.
About Grace Parry
At 32, Grace Parry is a seasoned professional singer-songwriter hailing from Swansea
in South Wales. Her musical journey began at the age of 11 when she started playing
the piano and crafting her own compositions as a form of escapism from the challenges
of fitting in at school. Over the years, Grace has honed her craft, performing at various
venues and events across the UK since the age of 16. Her goal is to create music that
resonates with individuals from all walks of life, offering a blend of healing and entertainment through her songs.
