“WE BOTH CAN FALL” Michellar ft. Gracie Lou

Now and then, an artist delivers a song that speaks to the delicacy of human connection and the determination it takes to push through the storms life hurls at you. Michellar’s new single “We Both Can Fall” is a fine example of this phenomenon, featuring the gifted Gracie Lou from San Francisco. This single will be available on October 24, 2025, and will be available to Michellar’s dedicated listeners on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Deezer, and Amazon Music. This emotional, yet unapologetically loving single positions Michellar as one of the genuine new voices from the nonetheless ever-growing music scene in San Francisco.

With the first notes of the new single, “We Both Can Fall,” listeners will dive right into the nostalgic and emotional essence of the song. Despite the global distance between Michellar and Tobias Wilson, Michellar's deep, yet raw lyrics proceed to touch the hearts of audience members who have struggled in their relationships, and pair beautifully with Gracie Lou's harmonies to make the song shimmer with an emotional touch. The chemistry between Michellar’s storytelling and Gracie Lou’s performance is undeniable, giving the track a soulful edge.

Weaving a well-argued story filled with facts, Michellar's influences tell a thrilling yet measured tale. Balancing the undercurrents of Clarkson's inspiration with her own personal touch, she captures the core of pervasive struggles, something that most of Clarkson’s Savage Ballads also tap into. While the Clarkson touch tones kerosene across the globe, Michellar’s light slice captures the beatific remains of her own marital struggles that seemed to shift overnight since her songwriting streak. Michellar's unwrapped honesty, that rare gem of a confession in a pop song, sets her apart from the rest.

While the profound lyric speaks of distances, the essence of the song navigates the complexities of hemispheric unity. Michellar, Tobias, and Gracie Lou travel across the globe and yet manage to remain synchronized, gentle yet cryptic in their touch. The song sits not only as a closing chapter of Michellar's personal tale of continuity as of late, but also speaks to the uniting, bordering polarities of music. The very act of recording transforms into a beacon of hope, uniting uncharted lands to tell a tale of consonance amid dissonance.

Michellar is known to have released 28 singles and an EP within 12 months. “We Both Can Fall” is not just another addition to her repertoire; it is a milestone that reflects her growth and new position as an artist. Within a mere two years, Michellar has written over 140 songs, which is an astounding feat. Though she has shown great consistency, this song, out of her entire catalog, is arguably her most personal. It captures the story of an artist trying to make sense out of the chaos of life and attempting to lend a hand to anyone else who is struggling.

“We Both Can Fall” is a song by Michellar and Gracie Lou that is anthemic and filled with emotion. It captures the reality of strained, hopeless relationships with the pain and the features the song has; its vulnerability and honesty are what make it most relatable. Michellar has easily solidified herself as a rising artist with her new song that has gained access to the public on services such as Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music. Shout-out to Michellar for continuing to share her journey with such fearless authenticity, and to Gracie Lou for lending her voice to a song that reminds us that even in our falls, there is room for healing and hope.

Written by Manuel