Corinne Bailey Rae on the Bob Marley Link to Put Your Records On | What Made Me | Hello Sunshine

Corinne Bailey Rae has been a mainstay on radios, playlists, and soundtracks since her breakthrough hit, "Put Your Records On," was released in 2006. She visited the Hello Sunshine studio to speak about her long career, her newest work, and her inspiration to create. In our series "What Made Me," Corinne opens up about her muses and beloved musical predecessors including Nirvana and Billie Holiday.
Subscribe to Hello Sunshine for more: bit.ly/SubscribeToReeseWithers...
Hello Sunshine - the story starts with you. New videos every month from Reese Witherspoon and guests. Visit our channel for more:
/ @reesewitherspoon
More Hello Sunshine:
hello-sunshine.com/
/ hellosunshineofficial
/ hellosunshine
/ reesesbookclubxhellosu...
/ hellosunshine
Hello Sunshine is dedicated to female authorship across all storytelling platforms, including film, television, books, social videos, and audio. The media company is founded by Academy and Emmy Award-winning actress, producer, and entrepreneur Reese Witherspoon.
We’re excited to connect women (and men) to narratives told from a distinctively female perspective. We want the growing Hello Sunshine community of creators and audience members to feel seen and heard. Whether our audience identifies with a character from our book pick or with the heroine (or villain) from our TV shows, or strikes up a conversation sparked by our videos, Hello Sunshine’s mission is to show women as the flawed and often complicated heroes of their own stories. Hello Sunshine - the story starts with you.

[@bookum]

Very cool! Corinne's music is very timeless!

[@POObumpoopo]

Her records are so good. I still bump "Call Me When You Get This."

[@anthonyjackson9159]

I love her 😊

[@vitajanas]

So interesting to hear inspiration for the song as well as learn more about Corinne. "Put Your Records On" played a significant part in my life, in my teenage years. It sparked a lot of curiosity about music, playing guitar. I became obsessed with the intro and wanted to learn to play it. It also allowed to embrace softness, romanticize my own life, and was such a contrast for rebellious energy I was carrying as a 15 year old girl. Thank you for this video, it made my week :)