Rayne releases new video for her single “Bored”
Vancouver based artist, Rayne, has released her new video for her single “Bored.”
In order to be respectful of social distancing, Rayne actually shot her own music/lyric video for the track. The single itself, Bored, has already garnered over 65K streams across multiple streaming platforms.
On the track, Rayne notes:
“Bored is about an on and off relationship that keeps cycling around and repeating itself. I wanted the lyrics and feel of the song to mimic the feeling of boredom in a fun, offhand kind of way, almost like a nursery rhyme.”
At just 18, Rayne has quickly captured the attention of fans and industry with her infectious pop style and powerhouse vocals. She has proven to be not only an incredible performer and vocalist but a songwriter alike. Don’t miss out on this budding artist on the rise!
Check out “Bored” below, and stay up to date with Rayne via their socials.
Connect with Rayne:
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I grew up in Alberta, but spent most of my life in British Columbia – I also spent a lot of my summers in Britain as I was lucky enough to have immigrant parents with the capital to go visit our relatives. The amount of time I spent overseas makes it hard for me to say I feel fully Canadian, but it does make me feel typically Canadian as so many of us have mixed parentage. My parents defined another divide in me as I feel inexorably pulled to both science and the art; my father being a doctor and my mother being a school teacher. I studied both in university and now work on making healthcare software during the day, then write/read/draw/paint/dance in my evenings. My global wanderings, my education, and the fact that my appetite for media could be described as ‘voracious’ means my frame of reference is pretty varied. It’s hard to say that I have a favourite music genre, rather I am always seeking sounds that convey a sense earnestness an honesty.
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