“Move over Adele, there’s a new British diva in town” – ITV This Morning

The name Rosie O’Sullivan is probably one that you know you’ve heard somewhere before, and you’d be right. Rosie made it all the way to the semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent 2013 where she received some great praise from the judges.

Now, Rosie is back having honed her skills as a songwriter and vocalist, releasing her new soul inspired EP. Using her own experiences and her family as inspiration, Rosie has found that these things provide the best material for her heartfelt songs. The EP is based around relationships in her life that have happened over the past few years, but ‘No One’ follows the story of true love between Rosie’s mum and dad that she is witness to every day.

Having grown up with the sounds of motown and soul, the inherent influence is evident upon listening to Rosie’s new material. She would immerse herself in the music and it has quite clearly become a part of her now.

By the age of eleven Rosie was adept at playing both the piano and saxophone, which helped her blossom as a musician. She began singing alongside The National Youth Choirs of Great Britain in the 2011 and 2012 BBC Proms and then gained a degree in music performance at the London College of Music.

Rosie has performed at Birmingham Pride, Big Festival and The Brummie Awards and has also worked alongside Martha Reeves, Shalamar and The Real Thing.

Find out more on Rosie here:

https://www.facebook.com/rosieosullivanmusic

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http://www.rosieosullivan.co.ukwww.instagram.com/rosieosullivan