Rachel Duns "Make Up My Mind"
Sounds from the UK
15/07/2025 | Rachel Duns’ "Make Up My Mind" is a vibrant and genre-defying jazz-rock composition that effortlessly bridges the sonic landscapes of the 1970s and 1980s. Hailing from the UK and a graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Duns leads her eponymous quintet with a confident and distinctive voice, backed by a dynamic interplay of instruments that showcases her deep jazz roots and eclectic influences. The track pulses with energy, blending elements of neo-soul, blues, and psychedelic rock into a cohesive and captivating soundscape. From its intricate rhythms to its soaring solos, "Make Up My Mind" highlights Duns’ talent not only as a vocalist but also as a composer with a clear artistic vision.
Since forming her band in 2021 and making her debut at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre, Rachel Duns has rapidly gained recognition on the Scottish jazz scene. Her accolades include being named “Rising Star” at the 2021 Scottish Jazz Awards and receiving praise from The List Magazine as part of their 2022 “Hot 100.” With her debut single released in December 2024 and already receiving strong support from JazzFM, Duns is clearly on an upward trajectory. Aiming to create her own unique genre by fusing jazz with psychedelic influences, she is now looking beyond the UK to expand her reach internationally—something this track strongly supports. "Make Up My Mind" is not only a compelling introduction to her sound but also a promising glimpse into what’s sure to be a rising global presence.
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