From Rolling Stone · Larisha Paul · · 30s
Rachel Chinouriri's Real Feelings
Rachel Chinouriri's new album reveals inner turmoil and self-reflection.
In brief
Rachel Chinouriri's new album reveals inner turmoil and self-reflection. Rachel Chinouriri's album I Think I Spoke Too Soon shows her struggle with self-worth and sobriety. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Rachel Chinouriri's Inner Turmoil
Rachel Chinouriri's album I Think I Spoke Too Soon reflects her emotional struggles and self-doubt.
“life goes on, and on, and on”
Sobriety and Self-Reflection
Chinouriri explores sobriety and self-worth through songs like 'Broken Chair' and 'One Song Away From Crying'.
“she's never looked better, she's never felt worse”
Reevaluating Relationships
Chinouriri reevaluates her relationships, especially with herself, on her new album.
“i've got a thick skin, but the paper cuts still get in by the dozen”
The short version
Rachel Chinouriri's album I Think I Spoke Too Soon shows her struggle with self-worth and sobriety.
