Lover, Other Rosie Lowe

• 1 Sundown 00:37
• 2 Mood To Make Love 03:51
• 3 In My Head 02:04
• 4 Bezerk 02:13
• 5 There Goes The Light 02:20
• 6 Walk In The Park 02:19
• 7 Something 04:31
• 8 Don't Go 01:48
• 9 In The Morning 02:37
• 10 Out Of You 02:52
• 11 Gratitudes 03:16
• 12 This Before 03:38
• 13 Lay Me 03:00
• 14 Lover, Other 01:17
• 15 Sundown (Reprise) 01:11
• Total Runtime 37:34

Info for Lover, Other

“I wanted this album to sound like a collage”, says Rosie Lowe of her new album Lover, Other, out via Blue Flowers Music. “My love of choral music, sample culture, the energy of live music and the intricacy of more produced elements in electronic music. I wanted to incorporate it all into an album, weaving together the different processes in writing that excite me”. It’s a messy mission statement but one born from a decade of experience in the music industry - and a lifetime of obsession before that - and over the fifteen tracks of Lover, Other, that complexity and conflict is reflected – self doubt pitted against self-assurance, age against youth, life against death - Lowe’s inner dialogue laid bare. It’s a tightrope trapeze-act, a frankenstein vehicle for her art, expertly tied together by Lowe’s flawless vocal layers and effortless delivery. The resulting record is a celebration of all sides of Lowe’s character and musicality, a patchwork tapestry of her experience.

Rosie Lowe

Rosie Lowe
Born in Devon, Rosie Lowe first burst on to the scene with her single ‘The Right Thing’ in 2013. Previously she had studied at the prestigious Goldsmiths in London following a childhood writing and performing music, influenced by her saxophonist dad. Rosie Lowe soon followed up the debut track with an LP titled ‘Control’ which was released in 2016 which featured a variety of atmospheric and captivating songs including the popular ‘Woman’. The enchanting song has gone on to feature in television shows such as the US series ‘Grown-ish’ and the Shirley MacLaine and Amanda Seyfried film ‘The Last Word’. After taking time out of the spotlight to write new material, Rosie Lowe returned in 2019 with her second album ‘Yu’ which explores the highs and lows of a relationship and contains influences from various other genres including pop and funk. The album was called ‘seductive minimalist soul’ by The Guardian and has received a wealth of positive reviews for its smooth R&B charm. Rosie Lowe is set to tour the UK to promote the album and has a rapidly growing fan base that even includes the likes of Elton John and Adele.

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