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Audrey Hobert
New York pop singer Audrey Hobert co-write several songs with her childhood best friend Gracie Abrams on her 2024 album The Secret of Us including hit singles "That's So True", "I Love You, I'm Sorry", and "Risk". The former Nickelodeon scriptwriter has also written for Alessi Rose and her brother Malcolm Todd.
As well as appearing live on stage with Gracie Abrams, her own solo work has been described by Rolling Stone as "one of pop's great new voices" favourably comparing her to the Avril Lavigne, the Chicks, and Taylor Swift.
