Raye is happy as she posed for a raunchy shot to celebrate the launch of her new single, Genesis, she looked stunning in a dark rubber little clothing.
The 26-year-old song unveiled the seven-minute record on Friday, explaining that the song was composed of “a prayer and a petition and a cry for help.”
It’s her second discharge since 2023’s My 21st Century Blues, which won American Album of the Year at the.
Raye clung to her slender curves in a figure-hugging outfit that accentuated her beauty during the shoot.
She even posed in a saddle neck dress that she accessorized with a pearl necklace and a diamond ring.
Supporters of Raye’s new song, which she revealed took two years to create, immediately became enthralling.
Speaking about the process on Capital Breakfast on Friday she shared: ‘We pasted all the clips up, because I’ve been working on this singularly for, sad it’s really disorganized, it’s extreme, it’s long.’
As Chris Strark probed: ‘But did it take very a long period to read, and where in your existence were you in this? Was this a new point?’ Raye continued: ‘This is so some proceedings. Oh my goodness!’
Sian Welby asked: ‘Unique periods of your life?’ to which Raye responded:’ But 2022 we started actually, I wrote it for someone else and then there are a hundred different variation of this track.
‘I combed away at it, I re- recorded it so many times I can’t even say. How many professionals went into producing this track.
Raye made history by outrageously winning six Brit Awards in March, taking her music darkness and becoming a worldwide pop star.
The London-born singer, known as Rachel Agatha Keen, was shocked when she won the most awards in one day while walking to obtain her prizes all the way up.
She was nominated seven days, which is the most of any individual artist’s nomination in a year, but she did, as she was nominated twice for song of the year for Escapism and Prada.
At the festival at London’s O2 area, the sun collected prizes for best musician, new artist, R&B work and songwriter as well as a song and album of the year.
The singer’s success represents one of music’s greatest always comebacks, coming only three years after her former history brand Polydor refused to release any of her albums.
Raye left the company in response, and she later released her critically acclaimed, and now-award winning, debut album My 21st Century Blues as an independent artist.
Raye was seen tearing up in fits of tears as she presented her awards and even took her grandmother to the stage to present Album of the Year.
The evening’s headliner also performed three hits, including Escapism, Ice Cream Man on piano, and an orchestral rendition of Prada.
The singer/songwriter won the Song of the Year award for her song Escapism ft. 070 Shake shortly before also receiving the R&B Act and Best New Artist.
