Rachel Lorin is what happens when a pop prodigy walks through fire and comes out singing darker, louder, and truer than ever before.

She believes in finding hope when it feels like all is lost—an incessant search that began the moment her life was marked by unimaginable loss and survival.

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Born in ATL and sharpened in NYC, Rachel’s path started early: scouted by ELITE Models at age 9, singing the National Anthem at the US Open at 12, and launching her music career on reality TV. But the real story began after the cameras turned off.

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A survivor of deep personal trauma—including the loss of her father, betrayal, and an almost fatal relationship—Rachel turned pain into power. She’s not just a singer; she’s a force. Her music blends dark pop, alt-Z, and haunting EDM into emotional anthems for anyone who’s ever loved too hard, trusted too fast, or had to rebuild.

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With 150 million streams, Billboard chart success, and multiple tours under her belt, Rachel continues to evolve and rise with renewed fire.

Her voice is unforgettable. Her lyrics are weapons. Her stage presence is savage yet soft all at once.

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She doesn’t just perform—she transforms.

For the broken. For the brave. For anyone who refuses to be silenced.

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Authentic and unafraid to bare her scars, Rachel writes about the struggles we all face—cut with her signature dark sense of humor.

She’s an artist brimming with vision, and she’s electric on stage.

At her core, Rachel Lorin is a resilient storm wrapped in silk—bold, bruised, and born to be heard.

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Following her album Self-Preservation and a string of new singles, Rachel is gearing up to take on the world with even more: a unique storm of biting realism and dark poetic vision.

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She’s collaborated with the likes of Pitbull, Futuristic, Ookay, Erick Morillo, Ekoh, Call Me Karizma, Tyler Carter, Prince Fox, DJ AMMO, and many more. A true artist with tenacity and searing bravado, Rachel constantly digs for elegance in the obscure and isn’t afraid to be raw, honest, and vulnerable—on stage and in her music.

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That sensibility is what separates her from the rest.

Her goal is to empower others through truth, connection, and healing—because every lyric she writes is a lifeline, both for others and for herself.