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Raye's fortune keeps on coming as her music has dominated five billion streams since being a hit at the BRIT Awards. On Saturday night, the singer, 26, broke records by winning six gongs at a celebrity-studded gala at London's O2 arena. She scooped the first gong on the night for her hit Escapism ft 070 Shake just over a year before being named R&B Act gong and Best New Artist.

Raye has admitted that just 18 months ago, her career had 'gone to s***t,' and she was doing gigs for just 100 people. In a recent interview, the artist, 26, discussed her struggles, revealing how many ups and downs she went through to get to where she is now. It comes as she set new records at the BRIT Awards on Saturday night, winning six gongs at a star-studded event in London's O2 Arena.

She received awards for best musician, R&B singer, and songwriter at the London O2 arena, as well as a year's best song and album of the year.

Raye's transformation from musical obscurity to international pop star hit a new height tonight, winning six Brit awards for the first time. Rachel Agatha Keen, a London-born artist, was stunned when she tied for most gongs in a single night, and she went back to collect her awards barefoot each time. She was nominated seven times - the most for a single artist in a year - but she may not have been nominated twice for Escapism, which won the award, and Prada. The 26-year-old collected awards for best artist, new artist, R&B act, and songwriter, as well as a year's best song and album of the year at the O2 Arena in London. The songwriter's success is one of music's finest ever comebacks, coming just three years after her former record label Polydor refused to release any of her albums. Raye left the company and began presenting her critically acclaimed, and now award-winning debut, My 21st Century Blues as an independent artist.