From Variety · Steven J. Horowitz · · 40s
Rachel Chinouriri on Sobriety and Self-Actualization
Rachel Chinouriri describes her album 'I Think I Spoke Too Soon' as an autopsy of her sobriety journey.
In brief
Rachel Chinouriri describes her album 'I Think I Spoke Too Soon' as an autopsy of her sobriety journey. Rachel Chinouriri created her sophomore album 'I Think I Spoke Too Soon' after reverse-engineering her sobriety and self-actualization journey. Originally reported by Variety.
Rachel Chinouriri reverse-engineered album process
Rachel Chinouriri reverse-engineered her sophomore album 'I Think I Spoke Too Soon' by writing down themes and experiences.
Sobriety journey inspired album themes
Her sobriety and self-actualization inspired the album, which she described as 'doing an autopsy on myself'.
“It was like doing an autopsy on myself”
Album release ahead of sobriety clarity
The album releases days before she gained clarity on her sobriety journey.
At a glance
Rachel Chinouriri created her sophomore album 'I Think I Spoke Too Soon' after reverse-engineering her sobriety and self-actualization journey.
