Rainey Qualley

Multi-hyphenate in every sense, Rainey Qualley is a musician, actor, model, writer, and creative director displaying an impressive versatility across projects rooted in film, television, and music. Qualley made her acting debut on Mad Men in 2015, followed by starring roles in the films Shut In, The Daylong Brothers, and Ultrasound. Most recently, Qualley starred in the series Love in the Time of Corona and the film The Shuroo Process and will next appear in the films This Bloody Country and The Whisper Network. Hailed by Paper Magazine as "the minimalist weirdo pop star of your dreams," Qualley performs as Rainsford, garnering early notice from Billboard, Complex, and Noisey. She released her critically acclaimed EP Emotional Support Animal in 2018, touring throughout the U.S. and England. Captivating a growing global fan base, her entrancing live shows and music videos have secured her renown as a unique emerging voice in pop, with more than five million streams as an independent artist. Rainsford’s latest track, "Brutal," follows five back-to-back 2020 releases: "2 Cents," "Oh My God," "6 Ft. From Love," "Love Me Like You Hate Me," and "Crying in the Mirror," featuring a music video starring Kaia Gerber and directed by Cara Delevingne. Her first full-length album is scheduled to be released in late 2024.