Rachel Proctor
Rachel Proctor's song 'Addicted to Pain' came out in 2018 and connected with listeners who recognized its themes. She's written other tracks like 'Notice Me'...
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Rachel Proctor's song 'Addicted to Pain' came out in 2018 and connected with listeners who recognized its themes. She's written other tracks like 'Notice Me' and 'Shame On Me' that follow a similar emotional thread.
Her music often deals with personal struggles, and she's been open about facing substance abuse and mental health challenges. That directness comes through in songs such as 'Hurts All Over Again' and 'Can You Hear Me When I Talk To You'.
She released albums called 'Echoes of Trauma' in 2020 and 'Unveiled' in 2022. These records continue with the kind of introspective writing found in 'Baby Don't Let Me Go' and 'Beautiful'.
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