Rachel Chinouriri on How Sobriety and Self-Actualization Inspired Her Sophomore Album ‘I Think I Spoke Too Soon’: ‘It Was Like Doing an Autopsy on Myself’

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Horowitz Senior Music Writer speriod Latest Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan Compete on Game Shows Hosted by David Byrne in the Retro Video for ‘Expectations’ Remix 15 hours ago ‘GTA VI’ Trailer Confirms Justice Is Behind the Original Score, New Song With SZA and Tame Impala Debuts 23 hours ago Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Sentenced to 40 Years to Life for Role in Tupac Shakur’s Murder 3 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments When she began work on her sophomore album, “I Think I Spoke Too Soon,” Rachel Chinouriri reverse-engineered the entire process . The British singer-songwriter, who made global waves with her deeply confessional 2024 debut “What a Devastating Turn of Events,” got a big piece of paper and wrote down themes and experiences that shaped who she’s become over the past few years.

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“We had a bunch of song titles, but no songs,” she tells Variety over Zoom just days before the record’s release. “I saw a picture, but I had blurry vision.

I was wearing glasses with the wrong prescription. And it’s like, I could see it, but I was like, why am I not seeing this thing properly?

It was really cool having it all pieced together.” Related Stories ‘Under Siege,’ Netflix’s Second Most Ambitious Colombian Series – a ‘Huge Undertaking Even by Our Standards’ – Bows Nov. 6 ‘East of Eden’ Hits 6.5 Million Views in Four Days on Netflix Chinouriri ended up making “I Think I Spoke Too Soon” (out today), a concept album filtered through the lens of a bleary night on the town.

It’s a record that grapples with the indecision and challenges of figuring out the person you are meant to become, largely substituting the thrashing guitars of “Events” for more synth-powered fare. It makes sense that the first song she wrote was “The Good Fight,” a dreamy, percussive thesis for the album where she sings of being “with the friends I fucking hate” and washing down drinks to numb her loneliness.

“Do you like the way you can’t remember yesterday?” she sings. “Or do I like the taste of sickly bile and stomach pains?” Popular on Variety The 27-year-old is as candid as she is on the album while discussing how she approached it creatively.

“It was like doing an autopsy of myself whilst going through it at the same time,” she says. Writing “The Good Fight” made her realize that she needed to go sober, leading her to examine the self-destructive and toxic loop of drinking herself sick.

On “Broken Chair,” the album’s jaunty centerpiece, she looks back on how dire the situation had become as she stumbles back home after last call. “She’s throwin’ up into a gutter, it’s getting really hard to love her,” she sings.

“I must be out of my mind, there’s people looking at me / I wonder what do they see.” “[I was] dissecting the version of myself that I was before I was 26, between 22 and 26 and being like, who was she?” she says. The amount of times I’ve sat on the floor throwing up in the streets London… Thank God there’s no recordings of me.

But what was I doing? It’s not even the sort of person I am in any way, but I was doing it for fun.

It made me feel almost a bit sad for myself.” Despite the album’s darkness, there’s musical levity to “I Think I Spoke Too Soon,” inspired by artists like Madonna and Donna Summer,

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