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Rosie recently released her first full-length album, 'Rise Aurora', a collection which features her original songwriting alongside a few well-loved traditional ballads.
Rise Aurora is available to buy on CD from the Music tab above, or as a digital download from Bandcamp, iTunes, Amazon etc...
"Rise Aurora is an absolute gem of an album... full of beautiful music...
There is a very long and bright future dawning." – folking.com Upcoming Gigs:
17th March 2018 – King's Place, London 1st June 2018 – Folk At The Maltings, Hertfordshire 15th-17th June 2018 – Alested, Midhurst 5th-10th August 2018 – Sidmouth Folk Week, Devon 21st August 2018 – MADhurst Festival, Midhurst 23rd September 2018 – South Downs Folk Fest, Sussex 8th October 2018 – Colindale Folk Club, London 21st October 2018 – The Old Market, Hove 4th November 2018 – Black Fen Folk Club, Cambridge 20th December 2018 – St John's Church, Farncombe 
"...audible magic woven with voice, fiddle & guitar...
Rise Aurora is an impressive debut album by this young songwriter who has risen through the folk circuit to become a BBC Young Folk Awards finalist. This album shows startling originality... smooth & infectious fiddle lines, forcing the listeners to tap their feet... a perfect balance between delicate singing and driving fiddle playing... An entertaining and thoroughly engaging release, Rise Aurora is definitely a successful first album for Rosie..." |
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"...Rosie has firmly established herself as one of the finest folk artists...her live sets are intimate and unorthodox, and her voice is very much a dreamlike thing; emollient and charming..." – Chi Live
"...the future of folk is safe in their hands!" – Watford Folk Club
"Rosie & Rowan are at the forefront of the modern folk scene individually; together they form a powerful partnership that will surely accelerate their rise to the top. Songs crafted of the highest quality, sensitively delivered with haunting harmonies and a cheeky smile!" – Heard And Seen
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"This band is going places." – Irish Music Magazine
"A fine example of how traditional Irish music is thriving in a modern way"
– The Daily Telegraph "I saw the future of trad music and its name is CrossHarbour."
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