Show Notes
Releasing her first EP in 2012 followed by her debut album in 2015 it seemed Rae Morris had the world at her feet and her dream career firmly underway. The music, the tours and all that came with it though, brought a sense of anxiety that in the music industry it can be snatched away in an instant… for Rae that time did come.
In this episode of the podcast Kris has Rae reflect on what truly made her happy, how knowing that the day would come softened its blow slightly, and the joys of motherhood but the difficulty in juggling the personal and professional life.
You can listen to Rae’s latest album and her past work on all major platforms or buy it physically now. For tour dates and all the latest on Rae visit her official website - www.raemorris.co.uk
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