As a streamer, she streams great music, but most importantly, she gives great advice to help men successfully get ladies’ numbers. See the video embedded in the review.
Raised in New York, but born in the Philippines, Raquel Lily is now entertaining people throughout Atlanta, Georgia, and all over the world on her popular Twitch channel. She has a degree in neurobiology, physiology, and behavior from UC Davis, and moved to Birmingham, Alabama to pursue a career in the medical field. However, music won out, and she is now a full-time musician. She opened for the All-American Rejects in 2017, was a featured talent at TwitchCon 2017, VidCon 2018, TwitchCon 2018, TwitchCon 2019, and is sponsored by Orange amps and Rode microphones. Raquel released her album Stripped in 2018, and she released music videos for songs from the album. She is set to release a new album sometime in 2020.
Connect with Raquel Lily via her Twitch, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and her website.
Raquel Lily’s Stripped is a soulful tome telling the story of modern-day love, dating, and hook-up culture. Consistent with the namesake, the album consists of Raquel’s passionate voice, and jazzy chord progression laced guitar playing. The intimate nature of the recordings lends very well to the subject matter of the album, since it’s mostly about love-affairs and dodging fuckboys. Raquel Lily’s voice is unique and could easily be in the same cohort as Amy Winehouse and Adele. Raquel’s Stripped would fit comfortably in the top-40s chart, college radio stations, coffeehouses, and big arenas alike. If you’re a fan of Amy Winehouse or Adele but aren’t a fuckboy (you could be a fuckboy, but get it together, okay?), you need to have Raquel Lily’s Stripped in your playlist right now!
