Singer-songwriters Rachel Chinouriri and Cat Burns come together to unpack their complicated experiences as Black British creatives. In a candid conversation hosted by Joel Borquaye, they dive deeper with British-Zimbabwean singer, songwriter and musician Shingai Shoniwa best known as the lead vocalist and bassist for the indie rock band The Noisettes.

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Singer-songwriters Rachel Chinouriri and Cat Burns come together to unpack their complicated experiences as Black British creatives. In a candid conversation, Rachel and Cat are joined by Khadija Staple-Charm to throwback to their time at The BRIT School.

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Singer-songwriters Rachel Chinouriri and Cat Burns come together to unpack their complicated experiences as Black British creatives. In a candid conversation, Rachel and Cat are joined by Joel Borquaye to dive deeper into the making of their single 'Even'.

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Singer-songwriters Rachel Chinouriri and Cat Burns come together to unpack their complicated experiences as Black British creatives. In a candid conversation, they dive into what it means to make music as people of colour in the UK and the impact they're making on British culture.

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A brand new music industry podcast by singer-songwriters Rachel Chinouriri and Cat Burns. They come together to unpack their complicated experiences as Black British creatives. In a candid conversation, they dive into what it means to make music as people of colour in the UK and the impact they're making on British culture. With special guests, they’ll explore representation, identity, and how they channel creativity as a powerful form of expression.

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