Rachel Chinouriri

About

Rachel Chinouriri is a rising star in the indie-pop and alternative music scene, blending raw vulnerability with a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Born in Croydon, South London, to Zimbabwean parents, Chinouriri’s music is a tapestry of introspective lyricism, dreamy melodies, and genre-defying experimentation. Drawing from influences like The xx, Phoebe Bridgers, and African choral traditions, her work is a poignant exploration of identity, mental health, and the complexities of young adulthood. Chinouriri first gained attention with her 2018 EP *“Mama’s Boy,”* a deeply personal project that showcased her ability to weave intimate storytelling with lush, atmospheric production. Her breakthrough single, *“So My Darling,”* became a viral sensation, resonating with listeners worldwide for its haunting simplicity and emotional depth. Since then, she has continued to carve out a unique space in the music industry, earning praise for her authenticity and genre-blurring sound. Beyond her music, Chinouriri has become a voice for cultural representation and mental health advocacy, using her platform to challenge stereotypes and inspire her audience. Her collaborations with artists like Lava La Rue and her inclusion in Spotify’s RADAR UK program highlight her growing influence. Currently, Chinouriri is working on new material, teasing a more expansive sound that promises to push boundaries while staying true to her roots. With a rapidly growing fanbase and a reputation for captivating live performances, Rachel Chinouriri is poised to become one of the most compelling voices of her generation.