
For someone who’s performed at the White House alongside jazz great Herbie Hancock and welcomed Esperanza Spalding and Bill Withers to previous studio albums, it’s surprising to hear Corinne Bailey Rae admit she’s still looking to get better at collaborating.
Her latest team-up, though – working with the students of the Guildhall Session Orchestra to craft fresh arrangements for her Mercury Prize-nominated record Black Rainbows – pushes her to new heights.