Goody Grace Releases 'Hold Me In The Moonlight' Music Video

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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Acclaimed singer-songwriter-producer Goody Grace has returned with a new single, "Hold Me In The Moonlight," which arrives today alongside a stunning Geny Andrews-directed music video.

Serving as the lead single from his forthcoming EP, Nostalgia Kills, due for release on September 30th, "Hold Me In Moonlight" is driven by a rippling guitar riff and head-bobbing drum work that compliments the throwback nature of the song.

Nostalgia Kills arrives mere months after the release of Goody's debut full-length project, Don't Forget Where You Came From. Equally inspired by his coming of age in remote Selkirk, Manitoba as it is fueled by a genre-blurring array of musical influences, the project included collaborations with several artists Goody has admired and grown close to throughout his career thus far, including his childhood heroes blink-182, G-Eazy, Juicy J, Cigarettes After Sex, Burna Boy, Mr. Hudson, Anthony Fantano, Bakar, and Lexi Jayde.

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