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"Fan Note 9" is a track by Rachel Chinouriri, from the album What a Devastating Turn of Events (Darlings Edition), released 3rd May 2024. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Rachel Chinouriri.
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[Spoken] Unfortunately i think i've experienced loss a little too many times and every time it just really made me go back into very dark places mentally, I guess, uh, ones that i obviously don’t want to be in but it's just also made me realize how beautiful and precious life is and no matter how long I spend crying and, I guess, think and wish in a very twisted way that I was the one to be gone instead of the people that I love, that I loved, um, I guеss, I just tried every timе to just realize that if they're gone and I’m still here, then I owe them something to just really be appreciative of life Over the course of my many years, I've lost a lot. And when I think back on that, it's not so much that those things are gone for me, it's how lucky I was to have them in the first place When asked to think about loss I think about that quote that says I'm a mosaic of everyone I've ever loved even for a heartbeat because all the people I have loved or love now shaped me into who I am today by sharing all the facets of themselves, their vulnerabilities, their interests, introducing me to people they love. I truly believe everyone who comes into your life is there for a reason
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With ‘What A Devastating Turn of Events’, Rachel Chinouriri cements her role as a shoulder to cry on and a guiding light through dark times, as she embarks on a new chapter of writing from a place of happiness and freedom.
Her debut full-length came out in May.
The album lands this Friday, 3rd May.
It arrives ahead of her biggest London headline show to date, and her debut album.
It arrives with news of her biggest London headline show to date, too.
She's also confirmed a new London show.
It follows up on last year's 'Don't You go Falling In Love', featuring Biig Piig and Lord Apex.
Dear Rachel Chinouriri's label - you should probably work out a plan, please.
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The three-day event will be held at Gloucester’s Over Farm from June 29th to July 2nd.
The track was originally released on October 25th via Parlophone Records.
The track arrived yesterday, October 25th, via Parlophone Records.
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The festival will take place in July.
The four-track collection includes previously released single 'All I Ever Asked', and is set to arrive on 20th May.
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