Baby Cool on Motherhood, Music, and Her New Album Infinity Baby
Grace Cuell, known as Baby Cool, has released her sophomore album Infinity Baby, coinciding with the birth of her child. The album explores themes of infinity and fear, with the first song 'Loop' written after her debut. Cuell cites friendships and nature as inspirations, and finds grounding in pottery and sewing. She describes motherhood as both beautiful and terrifying, supported by her partner, friends, and family. The album was produced by Sam Joseph. Cuell prefers performing outdoors, especially at festivals. The interview was conducted by Frankie magazine.
Key facts
- Baby Cool is the musical alias of Grace Cuell.
- Her sophomore album is titled Infinity Baby.
- The album was released around the time she gave birth to her child.
- The first song written for the album is 'Loop'.
- The album was produced by Sam Joseph.
- Cuell's biggest non-musical inspirations are friendships and nature.
- She feels most at home on her pottery wheel or sewing machine.
- The album title references her childhood fear of infinity.
Entities
Artists
- Baby Cool
- Grace Cuell
- Sam Joseph
Institutions
- Frankie