Girl In Red has created a new custom Pride guitar in association with Fender. The one-of-a-kind guitar will be auctioned off in a raffle to raise money for the Kaleidoscope Trust, who protect the human rights of LGBTQ+ people in countries with strict laws on sexuality. 

'Being part of the LGBTQ+ community, I feel like it's a necessity for me to use my social influence to help others in the community. I'm lucky to have all the support and love from my family and fans, however, others aren't so fortunate and I want to help them.'

Come and visit Girl In Red at her exclusive Pop Up shop in Brixton on the 27th May!!

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She reiterates how happy she is that she dropped out — now fully immersed in the weirdness of the music industry, still adjusting to the “meetings and emails and planning and scheduling,” which she says is all “a part of the ‘game.’” She plays ball because she wants her music to be heard everywhere, and that ambition and bold attitude show on the record. Her music has always been a way of reckoning with hopelessness — in love, in mental health — and these new songs do that, but in a totally different way. It’s bolder, it’s louder, and it’s produced better. For the quirky single, “Serotonin,” she worked alongside Finneas, the producer who is, of course, also Billie Eilish’s brother. It’s safe to say this album was a big deal and that girl in red is entering a new era.

.... visit https://www.stereogum.com/2145652/girl-in-red-if-i-could-make-it-go-quiet/interviews/qa/ for full interview.