Nancy Lee Grahn’s General Hospital Castmates Love Kate’s New Album

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Nancy Lee Grahn's General Hospital Castmates Love Kate's New Album

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Last month, General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn teased the release of her daughter’s first EP, Ragdoll. And now that the mini-album has made its debut, members of the actress’ GH family are voicing their support and offering their sincere kudos to the young songstress.

Nancy Lee Grahn’s Co-stars Tweet Their Support

Kate’s EP, which includes six tracks: Untangling, The Name, Ragdoll, Into You, Glass, and Greyhound, has been a smash hit amongst music aficionados, professional and amateur – and many of her most ardent admirers work alongside Nancy on GH.

Kelly Thiebaud (Britt Westbourne, M.D.) wrote, “Just listened to a few songs off of @kate_grahn new EP and the girl has big talent!! Congrats Kate and @NancyLeeGrahn [Celebration Emoji] Keep hustling and kicking through doors. I love your voice!”

Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks) pronounced Kate, “a STAR,” while Laura Wright (Carly Corinthos) revealed that she had been listening to the release, “all morning,” and offered Kate the encouragement to, “Keep kicking ass.”

Wes Ramsey (Peter August) called Ragdoll, “incredible,” and listed The Name & Into You as his favorite tracks, and Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Falconeri Quartermaine) tweeted that it was, “Amazing to watch this young artist come into her own! Go Kate!”

Congratulations for Kate’s efforts were also extended from some GH alum. Kimberly McCullough (ex-Robin Scorpio Drake) predicted that Kate was, “gonna take over the world,” and she admitted that, “I’m here for it.” Added Kassie DePaiva (ex-Blair Cramer), herself a well-regarded country music vocalist, “This young woman is so gifted!”

Kate had previously revealed that work on Ragdoll begin shortly after her graduation from the prestigious Thorton School of Music at the University of Southern California – an event that coincided with the advent of the Corona virus pandemic.

The single Untangling, was a particularly personal project for the singer/songwriter, as it featured her reckoning with the mental health disorders from which she suffers: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Tic Disease. General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.