Rachel Chinouriri highlights racism's impact on indie pop success

Rachel Chinouriri, a rising indie pop artist, has spoken about the challenges she faces as a black woman in the music industry. She believes that simply being black makes it harder for her to achieve success. Chinouriri recently responded to a post that expressed concern about her future in music due to her race. In her reply, she shared her sadness about the reality of discrimination in the industry but emphasized her determination to continue pursuing her career. She hopes to inspire young black girls who aspire to be in music, encouraging them to be true to themselves and not let society shape their identities. Chinouriri aims to change negative narratives both publicly and behind the scenes. Chinouriri's debut album, "What A Devastating Turn of Events," was released last year. She has announced a new single called "Can We Talk About Isaac?" and an upcoming EP set to release on April 4. To celebrate the anniversary of her debut album, she will also release a special vinyl version on May 2. In addition to her new music, she has an 18-date tour planned in North America starting May 10. Despite the challenges, Chinouriri continues to push forward in her career, showcasing her talent and resilience.