Rachel Rabin

Heady and hypnotic, electro-charged yet ethereal, each song in the RAIGN repertoire hazes the lines between dream and reality and, in the end, instills its listener with a renewed belief in the supremacy of love. Chiefly produced by Mysto & Pizzi, the New York-based duo known for their work with Avicii and Justin Timberlake, along with their remixes of tracks by artists like Kanye West and Beyoncé. RAIGN’s upcoming debut features such offerings as “Don’t Let Me Go” recently graced an episode of the CW’s Vampire Diaries. The upcoming, “A Queen’s Head” is an atmospheric yet deeply melodic reverie produced by Berlin-based artist David Jürgens and accompanied by a video which RAIGN creative-directed to reveal her obsessions with expressionist painting and female sovereigns throughout history. Endlessly showcasing her stunning vocal work and subtly powerful range, the album also finds RAIGN teaming up with collaborators like Fred Falke (Ellie Goulding, Florrie), Dan Heath (Lana Del Rey, The Great Gatsby soundtrack), and C4 (Gucci Mane, Juicy J) to channel her raw passion into gorgeously refined and grandiose arrangements. As the harbinger of a new era in pop romanticism, London-born singer/songwriter RAIGN bends boundaries and warps time to create near sublime music