What happens when a multifaceted artist like Rosie Lowe decides to record an album across multiple countries with nothing but a studio in a bag? Join us as Rosie shares the compelling story behind her newest creation, "Lover Other," and the profound influence of her upbringing in a musically rich family. From the soulful streets of Florence to the vibrant energy of Berlin, discover how different environments shaped the raw and spontaneous sounds of her latest work.

We also dive into the complexities of navigating the modern music industry while staying true to one's artistic vision. Rosie opens up about the eclectic musical influences she inherited from her family and the challenge of resisting the industry's urge to box her into a specific genre. The conversation takes a closer look at the tension between authenticity and the pressures of self-promotion, offering valuable insights for any aspiring musician grappling with the business side of music.

Rosie Lowe also sheds light on the importance of well-being and therapy in her life. From daily rituals like meditation and gratitude practices to the therapeutic nature of songwriting, Rosie reveals how these tools help her maintain balance and foster creativity. Whether you're a music enthusiast or someone seeking personal growth, this episode promises an enriching journey through the intersections of music, mental health, and self-discovery.

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Lover, Other by Rosie Lowe is available from August 16th. Pre-order it here.

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