Six-time Grammy Award winner and 2022 Kennedy Center Honoree Amy Grant has returned with her first collection of original songs in 13 years, The Me That Remains, out now via Thirty Tigers.
A deeply personal and reflective work, The Me That Remains finds Grant taking a clear-eyed look at where she stands personally, spiritually, and creatively today. Across its ten tracks, the album reflects on healing, connection, endurance, and grace, shaped by the life experience of a beloved musician now more than 50 years into a groundbreaking career.
"I had so much fun going back into the studio again and making this project with Mac [McAnally]," Grant says. "To hear the talent every writer, musician and guest artist brought to the project put a big smile on my face. I feel like this project freed me from expectations that I didn't even know I had."
Produced by Mac McAnally, the album signals a more stripped-down, singer-songwriter approach, first previewed with "The 6th of January (Yasgur's Farm)," a meditation on unity and perspective inspired by the idealism of the Woodstock era.
Grant has introduced the album in recent weeks with a series of special appearances, including a performance of the title track on "Live with Kelly & Mark" and a sold-out "New York Evening With Amy Grant" at The Greene Space.
Across the album, Grant blends deeply personal reflection with broader themes of collective healing.
Co-written with McAnally, the title track serves as the album's emotional centerpiece, directly reflecting on Grant's recent health journey.
The Me That Remains is out now via Thirty Tigers on vinyl, CD and across streaming platforms. Additionally, there are exclusive offerings including Orange Vinyl for Indie Record Stores and an exclusive CD with bonus tracks via Amazon.
Grant performed a special album release show at the Ryman Auditorium Friday night in celebration of the new album.
The Me That Remains Tracklist:
The 6th of January (Yasgur's Farm)
How Do We Get There From Here (feat. Ruby Amanfu)
Please Don't Make Me Beg
The Saint
Beautiful Lone Companion
The Me That Remains
'Til We Get It Right
(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day
Friend Like You (with Vince Gill)
The Other Side Of Goodbye (with Sarah Cannon & Corrina Gill)
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