ROSIN reveals her sweet, sonic love letter “just a boy.” Gentle and intimate, ROSIN returns with a full heart after finding love unexpectedly.
Stripped back production brings her vocals to the forefront as she shares her new found connection. Sharing more ROSIN explained: ‘I fell in love with someone while I was travelling and shortly after I found myself in a long-distance relationship.
It had been so long since I experienced being in love so strongly and it made me romanticise everything! (which I think is necessary to cope with the distance). I just found it so fascinating that we are in different countries, having different lives, speaking different languages but that we still share this bond with each other, that makes us want to be together, even if we are apart.’
As a self-confessed romantic, ROSIN finds much of her musical inspiration through matters of the heart. Taking inspiration from the likes of Phoebe Bridgers and Adrienne Lenker, ROSIN has evolved her emotive songwriting to embrace the vulnerable moments that many people spend their lives running from. Last year listeners were treated to “Intention” a delicate track that displayed the beauty found in the more temporary moments of intimacy. More recently saw the release of “Nest” which took shape as a charming, starry-eyed keepsake depicting the joy of instinctive love.
As a daughter of two visual artists, ROSIN’s upbringing in Berlin was rich in creativity. In more recent years she relocated to London via Brighton to pursue her music career. This has seen her sound evolve into a style that is authentically her own. Her enchanting sound toes a line between folk, indie and experimental pop moments with flecks of electronica.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Phoebe Bridgers, James Blake, Arlo Parks and Donna Missal, ROSIN has found a network of fellow creatives, allowing her to evolve her soundscape and develop her gifted approach to writing.
