Rosie Brown

Comparisons don't come easily. The Guardian called Rosie's sound a blend of "jazz, folk and torch song"; Q described it as "the sort of music Roni Size might be making if he'd discovered Joni Mitchell instead of drum machines".
With Austrian co-writer Bernd Rest, "one of the most accomplished guitarists in Europe" (The Tip Sheet), and an amazing band, "the same inspired posse that recently brought Ronnie Scott's its feet" (Straight No Chaser), Rosie Brown is carving out her own niche.
At their south London studio, Brown and Rest have set up Stück Records, where they produced their critically acclaimed debut album By The Blue.
"Superior musical minds following their hearts... this is the real McCoy" Mojo
"Much more than the latest cute girl with a guitar" **** Q
"A truly amazing voice" **** What's On
"This sparkling record will hearten those who thought that the kind of pastoral arranging skills with which Robert Kirby furnished Nick Drake were history. The flutes on Odessa, bass clarinet on Darn Sing Spin and soprano sax on album stand-out Catch evince superior musical brains following their hearts..." Mojo
"Spellbinding... By The Blue heralds the arrival of a major new talent" HMV Choice
"Delicately realised... an assured blend of cool pop, jazz and warm soul" Time Out
"Pure chill... The audience is putty in her hands" **** The List, Edinburgh
"Seductive, sublime, sensuous... " ***** Three Weeks
"She fuels her fans with silky, slow-burning jazz-pop" **** The Scotsman
"Great voice, well-crafted songs, lovely lyrics" The Sunday Times Magazine
"What a pleasure to be surrounded by music made by such sympathetic people" Charlie Gillett, BBC London
Latest album CLOCKS AND CLOUDS was released October 2004. Rosie and Bernd have been busy also with various collaborations, including tracks on BJ Cole's new album "Trouble in Paradise" and Andy Hamill's recently released "Bee for Bass". Rosie's song "Bliss" from By The Blue has been remixed by Quantic and released as a single on Wah Wah 45s.