Rising artist Eden Rain continues her ascent with the release of her latest single 'Who I’ve Touched', a raw and introspective reflection on self-worth and the female experience. Produced by Shute (Chloe Slater), the track finds Eden unpacking her past, exploring the pursuit of male validation and the ways in which people unknowingly shape their own sense of identity.
Speaking about the new release, Eden shares, “I wrote this song with Shute, and it kind of tumbled out of me before I even realised what I was writing. It is about self-worth, identity, and the way we let other people define us without even realising it. Admittedly it’s a little bitter, but mostly it’s me untangling the idea that I’m only as valuable as the people who want me. I definitely struggled with male validation more than I realised growing up, and this song helped me unpick a lot of that.”
'Who I’ve Touched' follows a pivotal year for Eden, marked by the success of her third EP, 'Anyway, How Are You?', standout headline shows, and her selection by BBC Radio 1 to open for English Teacher at their Future Artists showcase in Halifax. With a growing reputation for crafting lyrically profound, deeply personal indie-pop, Eden has captivated audiences across the industry.
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