Grace de Gier just let out “Done”, a declaration of independence set to a blistering alternative rock soundtrack. Released on October 11th, 2025, this track is here to scorch the earth and we are here for every second of the burn.
Let’s break it down. The Colombian-born, Netherlands-based rocker Grace de Gier, a force who’s already earned stripes from the likes of Rolling Stone and snagged a Music Monster Award, teams up with multi-instrumentalist powerhouse Edgar Grimaldos for this one. And get this – Grimaldos laid down EVERY instrument in a Paris studio. Every. Single. One. That’s the kind of vision that separates the posers from the genuine article. Grace’s vocals are a weapon – haunting, powerful, and dripping with principle that’s impossible to ignore.
“Done” is a fiercely pro-liberation and empowerment, inspired by breaking the chains of toxic relationships. The sound of someone taking their power back, of slamming the door and never looking back. It’s that deep moment of “no more” transformed into a pop-rock infused rock anthem that’s both deeply personal and universally relatable. It’s about healing, it’s about strength, and it’s about telling whatever’s holding you down to get lost.
And the pedigree’s been mastered by none other than 7-time Grammy-winning engineer Adam Ayan. When a guy with that many gramophones on his shelf not only works on your track but records a video raving about its depth and quality, you know you’ve made something special.
Grace de Gier is no rookie. As an independent artist, she’s already hit #1 on the Amsterdam Independent Artists Chart with her previous single “Your Name,” proving her influence is spreading like wildfire across Europe. She’s a member of the freaking Grammy Academy, for crying out loud. With “Done,” distributed through Creativity Group and The Orchard (Sony), she’s not only bridging her Colombian roots and European life; she’s building a bridge for anyone who’s ever felt trapped.
So, if you’re craving a track with guts, heart, and a backbone of pure steel, “Done” is your new one. It shows Grace de Gier’s authentic, hardy artistry and a blazing signal that real, powerful rock and roll is alive and well. Now go turn it up until your speakers protest.