Raelle

Raelle, is a singer and artist currently residing in London. Born in South London, to Jamaican parents of the windrush generation (which her second EP Bloodlines paid homage to), the first part of her childhood was spent in the states before relocating to the valleys of the south east of England.

Born into a musical family, her mother being a singer, and her father- a lover of music, music became a foundational element in her upbringing, often learning to write melodies through listening to her father’s record collection.
She gained a musical scholarship which allowed her to undergo formal singing training, engaging in the classical music form throughout her teenage years.

The Raelle project started out heavily inspired by the sounds of 70s soul, but has steadily evolved into something more personal, as she explores the tethers to her soul.
Her music has garnered support from the UK music industry, achieved plays on major radio stations, as well as a sold out headline show at The Royal Albert halls prestigious Elgar room. She has collaborated and performed internationally, with her most recent performance being at the Great escape festival.
She is currently writing her 3rd EP that is set to be released this year.

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