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Black Mascara. by Raye

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Rachel Keen Tooting Londres 24 De Octubre De 1997 Conocida Como RAYE Es Una Cantante Y Compositora Británica. Alcanzó La Fama Tras La Publicación En 2016 De «By Your Side» Una Canción De Jonas Blue En La Que Participó Como Vocalista Y Tuvo Gran Popularidad En La Lista De Éxitos Musicales De Reino Unido. Su Siguiente Colaboración «You Don't Know Me» Junto Con Jax Jones Obtuvo Aún Mayor Notoriedad Y Se Situó En La Posición 3 En El Listado De Sencillos Británica.

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Biography - Raye

Rachel Keen Tooting Londres 24 De Octubre De 1997 Conocida Como RAYE Es Una Cantante Y Compositora Británica. Alcanzó La Fama Tras La Publicación En 2016 De «By Your Side» Una Canción De Jonas Blue En La Que Participó Como Vocalista Y Tuvo Gran Popularidad En La Lista De Éxitos Musicales De Reino Unido. Su Siguiente Colaboración «You Don't Know Me» Junto Con Jax Jones Obtuvo Aún Mayor Notoriedad Y Se Situó En La Posición 3 En El Listado De Sencillos Británica. read less

“Black Mascara.” is the second single of RAYE’s debut album “My 21st Century Blues”. The song was performed through-out RAYE’s 2022 live performance sets where she’d make a speech about finally being free from her past label. On the 1st of July, the music video of “Hard Out Here.,” the first single of R1, was released which gave fans a snippet of the song at the end of the music video. On the 11th of August, RAYE posted the snippet at the end of the music video announcing that it’d be the second single and it’d be released on the 26th of August. The following day the song was registered on TikTok & the studio version of the song was first heard. On the 17th of August, RAYE announced via YouTube shorts that there would be a different release date, changing it to the 24th August., day later announcing it on other social media’s. The music video was released on the same day of the release as well. “This song is about another story that has contributed to my “blues”. I used the juxtaposition of an upbeat dance track to tell this awful story of being misled by someone I really loved and trusted. While it was a dark low moment, it was also cathartic for me. The lyric “once you see my black mascara run from me to my mother’s hands” is me saying, “if only you could actually see the damage that’s been done”. But I don’t want the story to end there, it’s meant to be empowering, to lend a voice to women like me who may have experienced their own blues in this 21st century. That’s what my album is about really– tackling all of those blues that we experience as a generation. Ironically, this is the only upbeat dance track on the album, but I used my voice this time to tell a raw unfiltered story.“ — via EUPHORIA Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.