Rosie Carney has shared her latest single entitled 'Party Dress'. A spacious acoustic-driven offering of pop and alt-folk, Carney's uses the minimal and easing sonic foundation to deliver lush and gorgeous vocals that coincide with the vivid storytelling within the lyrics.
Rosie Carney has unveiled her latest single 'i spoke to god', which is taken from her new EP 'i dreamed I was the night', which is out now on Color Study. Written in Ireland, the track is a magical offering dancing with utter beauty. Carney's vocal work is nothing short of spectacular as the heavenly production adds the perfect compliment, resulting in a wonderland-like soundscape.
England-born, Ireland-raised singer Rosie Carney yet again highlights her incredible vocals with her latest cut 'Zoey'. A minimal taste of indie folk that morphs into an easy carnival-esque affair, the song is a testament that Carney shines over spacious instrumentation, the perfect palette to show-off her gorgeous, soul-touching voice.
A couple years back England-born, Ireland-raised singer and songwriter Rosie Carney shared her gorgeous song 'Better Man'. A tender handing of cinematic folk, she continued to release a few tracks spanning from then to now which have all been a lead-up to her forthcoming debut LP 'Bare', scheduled to arrive January 25th, 2019. One of the songs to be featured on the new record is this lifting single titled 'Thousand'. The tune features none other than Lisa Hannigan. A deliverance of musical peace, the lifting song is graced with warming vocals and spacious production that shines down like light from the heavens.
Irish indie folk singer Rosie Carney delivers another beautifully crafted single titled 'Your Moon'. Maturely addressing the issue of self-understanding, Carney's strength as a songwriter as well as her immaculate vocals fully come together in this warming and ultimately gorgeous song. Out now via X Novo, we have a stream of the song below.
Having began building a name around Ireland, Rosie Carney has shared a new single ‘Better …
