Rachel Fabri releases new single
Local singer Rachel Fabri has just released her original single Let You Go this week, which has already been receiving some great feedback and exposure! This great tune was penned by Rachel herself. She then asked renowned song producer and DJ Cyprian Cassar to help her produce and record the track. Rachel also asked local star Matthew James Borg (Red Electrik) to embark on the filming of the song’s music video. Let You Go is now also available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and Google Play.
Here is the music video on YouTube:
You can also follows Rachel and her music as follows:
www.facebook.com/RachelFabrimusic
www.rachelfabri.com
Instagram: rachel.fabri
- January 15, 2017 No comments Posted in: Press Launches Tags: Rachel Fabri, new single released
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