their albums, and getting obsessed with them is dying out. It still exists to some extent in indie bands and left-of-center music." 2018–present: Handle Me with Care In 2018 MacRae announced she had returned to the studio and was working on a new album. The album was released on 12 June 2020 under the title Handle Me with Care. It was proceeded by the singles "Up Above Your Head", "I Choose Love" and "Midnight Air". Other media MacRae signed on to participate in the Australian celebrity television singing show, It Takes Two in 2006, and was partnered with Australian cricket player Michael Bevan—the pair was eliminated on 2 July 2006. MacRae returned to It Takes Two in May 2007, and was partnered with Home and Away'''s Bobby Morley (Morley appeared in the music video for MacRae's song "In The Basement" later that year). Morley and MacRae were eliminated on 12 June 2007. In 2008, MacRae returned to the television show for a third time, and was partnered with actor Paul O'Brien—the pair were eliminated in the eighth week of the season. MacRae briefly acted in the co-host role for Sydney's Edge 96.1 radio station, and appeared several times on the Australian musical comedy/quiz shows Spicks And Specks and RocKwiz''. Personal life In August 2011, MacRae married hip hop artist Phrase, based in Melbourne, Australia, after dating since 2008. Discography Albums Extended plays Singles Awards and nominations References External links 1979 births Living people APRA Award winners Australian people of Scottish descent Australian rappers Australian soul singers New Zealand Māori musicians Sydney Conservatorium of Music alumni 21st-century Australian women singers