Rachel Grae Channels Inner Conflict on Stirring Piano Ballad “Safe With Me”

 “Safe With Me” is Rachel Grae’s raw take on emotional self-sacrifice and silent strength.

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Rachel Grae returns with “Safe With Me,” a piano-based single that exposes the internal conflict of putting everyone else’s happiness before your own. Out now via Hard Working Records/Virgin, the song delivers emotional clarity through minimal production and expressive vocals.

This release dives into the emotional architecture of someone who sacrifices parts of themselves in the name of harmony. Grae captures that feeling with rare sincerity, singing from the perspective of someone who bends and breaks to be “safe” for others—even when it hurts deeply.

“Safe With Me” will appear on her upcoming album Turned Into Me, scheduled for release this fall. The single follows “Raised by a Woman,” another emotionally-driven track that contributed to the growing anticipation around her next body of work.

Adding to the momentum, Rachel is slated to perform at Lollapalooza on August 2nd, alongside Olivia Rodrigo and Gracie Abrams. It’s a major step in a year marked by emotional evolution and artistic growth.

Her digital presence—marked by over 1.5 million TikTok followers and nearly 500 million streams—reflects the reach of her message and the relatability of her songwriting. Each release continues to draw listeners who connect with her openness and vocal delivery.

“Safe With Me” feels like a mirror for those who love too hard, too quietly, for too long—and it’s a track that will likely stay with listeners long after the final note.