Lily | Oct 2024
“Soothing vocals, emotional storytelling, and high-quality production. It’s a love story for the modern way of love” Clunk Magazine
begin | Aug 2024
“The track’s slow, lingering beats and Anketell’s deep and buttery vocal performance make for a sulphurous and vivid late-night anthem” Hot Press
“This emotional depth is a testament to Rosalind’s talent for blending personal experiences with universal themes.” Amplify The Noise
Nowhere to Fall
Recorded for the American Express Music Backers Stuido Week with producer Adam Rhodes.
“I wrote this song in 2018 about an amazing guy I didn’t love. I performed it in 2019 with my brilliant band, in a show that has become one of my favourite memories. And I release it now in 2024, to say a fond farewell to a beautiful period of my life”
Really You’re A Nice Kid
A pop-rock anthem with a heady rhythm, unique harmonies, and a super catchy pre-chorus that’ll stay in your head for days.
Rosalind | Sept 2019 (EP)
Heartbeat
Heartbeat is a rolling, ambient piece with a message of ‘keeping on’ in the face of adversity. This song also inspired the EP’s cover art.
A live version recorded during our ‘backyard sessions’ can be found here.
Tragedy
Tragedy is a minimalistic ballad which showcases the pure and resonant tone of Rosalind’s voice. A story told with stream-of-consciousness style song writing, the song deals with committing to independence and stepping away from the past.
Stronger and Ruins also appeared on this EP (see below)
Stronger | single from EP
Stronger, the first single from the debut self-titled EP Rosalind, is an atmospheric rock song with a cinematic sound. Rosalind’s folk style vocals weave a tale of finding inner strength and learning to grow in dark times
Ruins | single from EP
Drenched in reggae-inspired guitar and rock sensibility, Ruins is a by-product of Rosalind’s passion to spread a message of environmental advocacy. The track is a plea in the face of the climate crisis, calling for us not to run from this problem, but to use human ingenuity to solve it. Juxtaposed with a sweet and cheerful melody, the song emphasizes its call for action with a heartfelt and serious message.
