A Fresh Take on a Timeless Classic: Grace Graber and Audiophile’s ‘Everything You Ever Wanted’
In a powerful collaboration, Grace Graber and Audiophile have reimagined Hawk Nelson’s 2006 ballad “Everything You Ever Wanted,” infusing it with a fresh, upbeat energy while maintaining the song’s emotional depth. The duo’s shared love for Hawk Nelson’s music brought them together on social media, and they knew they had to work together on another project after their successful cover of “California.” The result is a captivating cover that speaks to the timeless message of encouragement and hope in the song.
A Message of Encouragement
According to Jared Brown, Audiophile’s frontman, the song’s message feels timeless because everyone needs encouragement, regardless of their circumstances. The band’s new take on the classic ballad features a double-time rhythm that perfectly captures the emotional intensity of the lyrics. With the help of producer Jackson Scott and band members Hayden Finney and Josh Baker, Grace Graber and Audiophile have created a song that is both fun and heartfelt. For Grace, the song represents a season of surrender and redemption in her life.
A Generation Hungry for Authenticity
The song will be the title track for Grace’s upcoming EP, “Everything You Ever Wanted,” which is available for presave now. The EP’s message of authenticity and purpose is sure to resonate with a generation hungry for both. As Jared notes, “This generation feels very hungry for authenticity. It feels very hungry for purpose.” With their fresh take on “Everything You Ever Wanted,” Grace Graber and Audiophile are meeting that hunger head-on, offering a message of hope and encouragement that is both timely and timeless.
