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Rachel Chinouriri prepares to release her second album
Rachel Chinouriri’s second album is due Oct.
16 through Parlophone.
The British-Zimbabwean singer’s new record, I Think I Spoke Too Soon, follows her 2024 debut, What a Devastating Turn of Events.
The new album moves toward a broader, more energetic sound, drawing on pop, rock and electronic music.
Chinouriri says she has grown more confident and no longer feels she needs to over-explain her music.
She has also gained wider pop opportunities, including performing at Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival and supporting Gracie Abrams on an arena tour.
Earlier critics’ R&B labels left her feeling mislabelled because of her race, making the album’s varied sound part of a wider effort to define her own music.
The album’s release on Oct.
16 is the next step in that career momentum.
Rachel Chinouriri is preparing to release her second album, I Think I Spoke Too Soon.
The album is due out Oct. 16 via Parlophone.
The record draws on pop, new age, rock and electronic sounds.
Chinouriri says she has changed significantly in recent years.
- Who
- Rachel Chinouriri, a British-Zimbabwean artist.
- What
- She is preparing to release her second album, I Think I Spoke Too Soon.
- When
- Oct. 16; the year is not stated in the article text.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Chinouriri performed at Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California.
Chinouriri spoke with Billboard during a press run in London.
I Think I Spoke Too Soon is due out via Parlophone.
- Album
- I Think I Spoke Too Soon
- Release date
- Oct. 16
- Label
- Parlophone
- Previous album
- What a Devastating Turn of Events, released in 2024
What people are saying
I’ve changed so much in the past few years, and that’s actually a really special thing
I don’t need to over-explain myself anymore