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Clunk Magazine | Aug 2024
“Rosalind Anketell is one of those artists that simply knows how to keep any listener engaged. Regardless of whether it’s the emotive and cinematic writing or the high quality production on any track, she is here to stay”
Interview in Fifteen Questions | Aug 2024
“Whatever anyone says, I’ll always make music for me first”
Amplify The Noise | Aug 2024
“This emotional depth is a testament to Rosalind’s talent for blending personal experiences with universal themes. With“begin,” Rosalind Anketell invites one to explore the complexities of human connection through her poignant and passionate songwriting”
Hot Press Listicle | Aug 2024
“Rosalind Anketell’s latest single ‘begin’ is a dark, bluesy offering from the Irish-Australian singer. The track’s slow, lingering beats and Anketell’s deep and buttery vocal performance make for a sulphurous and vivid late-night anthem”
Interview in Beat Magazine | Aug 2020
Interview reposted from Forte Mag.
Interview in Forte Magazine | Aug 2020
“A pop-rock anthem with a heady rhythm, unique harmonies, and a super catchy pre-chorus that’ll stay in your head for days, ‘Really You’re a Nice Kid’ is reflective of resilience in the face of online negativity or online abuse; something that the world can relate to as COVID-19 shapes our relationship with the internet and each other”
Good Intent Music Premiere for Really You’re a Nice Kid | Aug 2020
“Rosalind, the captivatingly catchy Melbourne artist, has returned with a new pop-rock anthem about resilience.
‘Really You’re a Nice Kid’ instantly reels in the listener with a heady rhythm, unique harmony, and considerably catchy pre-chorus. The song serves as an anthem for those facing online negativity or online abuse.”
4 stars: Review in Beat Magazine for Dreamer’s Guide to Reality | Sept 2019
“The show presents Rosalind’s stunning songwriting abilities alongside clever, transitional monologues which tie the songs together. It’s a deeply personal performance where we are given the chance to see, in depth, the meanings and emotions behind the music.”
4 stars: Review in Forte Magazine for debut EP Rosalind | Sept 2019
“The Melbourne songwriter introduces herself as a talented, emotionally-aware and captivating storyteller in just four standout tracks”
Trouble Juice Premiere for Ruins | Aug 2019
“‘Ruins’ is a burst of reggae-tinged alt-rock, that sucks us in with its heady grooves while packing a punch with an empowering message.
Despite it being just her second release, it’s immediately clear from the self-assurance and swagger that flows through ‘Ruins’ that Rosiland is already something of a pro”
Review in The Music Below for Stronger | July 2019
“This folk rock song takes the listener on a journey from being lost, alone, and broken down to growing into someone stronger than anyone could imagine”