Anna Rose can too easily be described as a “singer-songwriter” but I invite you to take a listen to the song below and really see how Anna crosses new boundaries.   As you listen to Anna’s forthcoming self-titled EP, you can hear her influences – Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin- not necessarily traditional female singers of yore.  One of her biggest influences is her mentor Arlen Roth, the celebrated guitarist who has performed with the likes of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and many more. She calls him “the best living guitarist on the face of the planet.”

Anna has been playing guitar since she was 5 years old – the result of a family holiday swap actually gone right. “I just picked it up,” she remembers, “My cousin taught me a G-chord…I just loved it.”  Anna is a self-proclaimed gearhead, almost never being seen without a guitar slung over her shoulder. Brought up in a musical household, her father a composer and mother a ballet dancer, she was encouraged to nurse her musical talent.

Now, at 24, Anna is ready to show the world her heart and soul on her debut self-titled EP.  The EP, out September 29th via White Pony through RED is comprised of five songs from her upcoming album Nomad, which she co-produced with Billy Sullivan (Bruce Botnick served as executive producer.)

For more information about Anna Rose please visit:
www.myspace.com/annarosemusic
www.annarosemusic.com

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