Allegra Releases New Video 'Rain', A Personal and Playful Journey Through the Stages of Letting Go

Allegra’s latest music video for 'Rain' doesn’t just mark the end of a relationship; it celebrates the freedom that comes with moving on. She’s dancing right through it, carrying a confidence that feels both playful and deeply empowering.

Kicking things off with a strong declaration, “I do it solo,” making it clear that she’s not just surviving—she’s thriving. And that’s the refreshing twist. In her upbeat delivery of lines like “Cry me a river, I’ll be dancing in the rain,” Allegra’s voice channels a mix of sass and triumph, capturing that rare blend of vulnerability and strength. It’s a joy to watch her smile through the beat, especially in an era where breakup anthems are often bittersweet; 'Rain' is all about finding sweetness in your own company.

Filmed in a cozy recording studio, the video brings an intimate vibe that lets Allegra’s personality shine through without distraction. Sporting denim shorts, bold black sparkly boots, and a leather jacket she shrugs off mid-performance, Allegra seems to be saying: this is me, unapologetically. Every detail—from her outfit choices to the minimalistic set—seems tailored to reflect her personal transformation and the joy of finally letting go. She moves through the studio with ease, tossing her hair and spinning around, as if to remind us that real liberation is messy, a bit wild, and fully worth it. 

Allegra’s shift in style with 'Rain' is a perfect evolution from her earlier work in dance music, where she was celebrated for upbeat club hits like 'Round & Round' with Tiësto and 'Love You Right Back' with Alok. Now, with her debut EP, 'Unsent Love Letters Vol.1', she’s tapping into something deeper, channeling her journey through a breakup with raw honesty and relatable empowerment. As she's described, each song on this EP is like an unsent letter—a way to process and let go of what’s no longer needed. This track, 'Rain', captures the final, exhilarating stage of that process: the freedom and self-love that come when you’ve fully moved on.

Allegra’s journey from club hits to deeply personal tracks is a testament to her versatility, and it’s exciting to see her step into this new, more emotive style. As the final track on 'Unsent Love Letters Vol.1', Rain leaves us on a high note. It’s clear Allegra’s here to stay, and she’s bringing her fans along on a journey of empowerment and self-discovery that’s as relatable as it is inspiring.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JewChIBUYjg 

Penelope Parker

Penelope Parker