Once Before Rachel Goodrich

• 1 Why Do We Fall In Love? 02:30
• 2 You Don't Own Your Swing 01:45
• 3 Art Deco Town 01:50
• 4 The Moon 02:34
• 5 Love You Still 02:15
• 6 When You Know, You Know 02:36
• 7 For You 03:07
• 8 Dreamland 02:25
• Total Runtime 19:02

Info for Once Before

Rachel Goodrich, a Miami native and acclaimed multi instrumentalist, has spent her career redefining musical boundaries with her genre blending artistry. Known for her playful and eclectic approach to music, Rachel’s evolution into the world of jazz feels like a natural progression, one that honors the rich traditions of the genre, while infusing it with her signature modern touch.

Her upcoming album, ”Once Before”, to be released on April 4th, 2025, showcases Rachel’s ability to capture the universal emotions of love and heartbreak with raw vulnerability and sophisticated artistry. The album’s lead single, "Why Do We Fall In Love", released January 31st, 2025, did set the tone with soulful, intimate vocals and elegant arrangements that evoke the timeless charm of classic jazz.

Rachel’s music has been featured in iconic shows like ’Weeds’ and commercials for Crayola, earning her recognition as a versatile and dynamic artist. With ”Once Before”, Rachel offers a fresh yet nostalgic perspective on jazz, creating an emotional connection that resonates deeply with listeners across generations. For fans of Chet Baker, Rachel Goodrich delivers a captivating sound that bridges the gap between the golden age of jazz and today’s modern sensibilities. ”Once Before” is a heartfelt journey through the complexities of love, told with Rachel’s distinctive voice and unparalleled musicality.

Rachel Goodrich brings a unique blend of authenticity and elegance to her latest project, a jazz album inspired by the golden era of timeless classics. With a voice filld with soulful vulnerability, Rachel explores the universal themes of love and heartbreak in a way that feels deeply personal yet universally relatable. Her music is an ode to the rich tradition of jazz, while offering a fresh, contemporary perspective.

”Once Before”, Rachel’s new album, dives into the highs and lows of falling in and out of love, offering listeners an emotional and musical journey. The album's minimalist arrangements allow her evocative vocals to take center stage, creating a sense of intimacy that transports the audience to a candlelit jazz lounge.

Rachel Goodrich

Rachel Goodrich
Some people are really good at listening to someone that they’ve just met. That line came off way to harsh and a bit wrong, but work with me here… Sometimes you just meet a person briefly and you know it’s going to be a brief meeting. Maybe it’s even a brief re-meeting. Like bumping into an old acquaintance from high school with whom you’ve never had much in common other than going to the same high school. Some people are skilled in the ways at which they handle those situations. I myself am not. I can however recognize someone who is. I always feel awkard about our interaction, like I haven’t upheald my end of the bargrain. When you meet her, Rachel Goodrich hits you with a voice that you don’t see coming. I don’t know why you don’t, but you just don’t anticipate that smooth cool tone sliding out of her mouth until it does. So you’re already a little off guard when you first talk to her, and then you’ve just got to keep up. You can’t walk into a room with that much confidence and not know where your trying to get to and have some places you’ve got to be to get there. You get the same off guard trip when you listen to her music. At first you’re just nodding and smiling trying to keep up and not look stupid. Then you remember it’s just dancing, and you can’t look stupid when you dance…

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