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Philly-based musician Rosali (Long Hots, Wandering Shade) wrote the songs for her second album, Trouble Anyway, seeking empowerment by sharing openly on love, power, aging, suffering, confusion, self-doubt, and anger. The result is a full-bodied record that is at once sweeping and intimatea vulnerable and powerful exploration of emotional narratives. With a band including Rosalis close friends Charlie Hall (War On Drugs), Paul Sukeena (Angel Olsen), Mary Lattimore, Mike Polizze (Purling Hiss), Nathan Bowles (Steve Gunn, Black Twig Pickers) and Dan Provenzano (Purling Hiss, Writhing Squares), this album is a cohesive collection of lush, intimate rock songs, featuring Rosalis warm, natural vocals and powerful riffing and rhythm guitar.
Members of The War on Drugs and Purling Hiss, as well as Mary Lattimore and Nathan Bowles, join [Rosali] Middleman on Trouble Anyway, which expands Rosalis sound with a band attuned to her shuffling guitar rhythms and introspective shifts of emotion. Its the kind of record best heard in the winding narrative of night, as casual conversations and cheap bottles of wine gradually turn deeper, darker notes. NPR
I first fell in love with Rosalis songs for this reason, the way her work takes you straight to that brave and big-hearted dream within songwriting. Every song stands strongly as its very own world, well-worn by the history of the underground but accessible as daylight. Meg Baird, Spring 2018
Trouble Anyway by Rosali
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