Rosie lowe biography
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ROSIE LOWE; ON FREEDOM & TRUSTING THE PROCESS
WORDSBETH CUTTING- PHOTOGRAPHYJACOB HOPEWELL
Rosie Lowe has been on our radios for over half a decade, since her debut album Control. Her latest mixtape Now, You Know is out now. Rosie describes the mixtape as a ‘curation of me’.
*Disclosure* Beth (interviewer) directed the visuals for one of the songs on the mixtape Paris, Texas, which they discuss later in the article.
Beth Cutting: Hi Rosie... So, tell me where it all began?
Rosie Lowe: Well, I’m always hesitant to go into my childhood because previously my story got warped into some kind of Von Trapp situation. I’m the youngest of 6 siblings and we grew up in län i england, but it wasn’t all rolling through the hills singing. However, my dad being a musician, meant that we did all grow up around music and it became the way we (myself and my siblings) communicated. I learnt to express myself through music more than words, and we all bonded thro
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Rosie Lowe Vinyl Records & Discography
Who is Rosie Lowe? A Brief Career Overview
Meet Rosie Lowe, an electrifying singer and songwriter who has taken the UK contemporary R&B scene by storm. With a unique blend of soulful melodies and poignant lyrics, Rosie has carved a distinct niche for herself in the music industry. Her ability to weave intimate narratives into rich soundscapes sets her apart from the crowd. Since her debut, she has been celebrated for her groundbreaking contributions--particularly in fusing elements of R&B with electronic influences, creating a fresh sound that resonates with fans and critics alike.
As a passionate advocate for vinyl culture, Rosie's connection to the tangible and nostalgic aspects of music can be seen in her artistry and the physical formats she champions. With her work, she invites listeners to experience the warmth and depth of sound that only vinyl can deliver, making her releases highly sought after among collectors.
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10 Questions With Rosie Lowe Ahead Of Her ICA Performance!
1. How did it feel to return with your first solo music in three years?
It always feels amazing to be back with music to share. I had such a wonderful process making this album. People seem to be really connecting with the music and the response has been very positive, which is everything I can hope for.
2. How do you feel your musical style has changed in the past three years?
I feel very happy in where I’m at in my life and I hope that reflects in the music I’ve been making. I’m more self-accepting than I’ve ever been before; I’m happy to explore and lean into the more imperfect parts of myself. Stylistically, that was reflected in a lot of the production choices and choosing to leave things more open and undone at the seams; to leave doors open when I was recording, to stick with an original demo vocal take, to not overthink what something could be and let it be what it was.
I also think I take life less seriousl