RHAIN is not of this Earth; her intimate outpourings bringing a certain other-worldly aspect that will pluck you from your every day and welcome you into an immeasurable landscape. Dynamics are her play-thing, with song structures flying out the window and a voice that precedes her young years – speaking truths with an ever-original bite. She looks at the world differently, inviting your ears to go along on a journey of retrospective learnings.

Based in Bristol, she has quietly been bubbling under the surface, her live sets gaining a kind of cult status that sees the audience sprawling on the stairs and out into the street. Recently winning the favour of Alex Lee (Florence & The Machine), Ali Chant (Youth Lagoon) and John Parish (PJ Harvey), the trio joined her for 'Humdrum Drivel' – Ali behind the desk, John on drums and Alex on guitar.

Explaining that the single was "immortalised in a surreal moment that was never imagined from the outset," it's an offering that will perk the ear from the very first note. A sparse introduction of graceful beauty, it moves steadily into a tale of self-conflict before treating us to an eruption of gorgeously layered instrumentation – careful not to take-away from RHAIN's proficient solo artistry.

"In a world of my own, I'd never have to see another soul," she echoes, making 'Humdrum Drivel' a special insight into one of Bristol's best-kept secrets. It's only a matter of time before the secret's out and RHAIN takes the world for her own.

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