Rosie Lowe has gradually become one of the UK’s most innovative and consistently brilliant solo artists, having collaborated with names as diverse as Jay Electronica, Little Simz, Machinedrum, Jamie Woon and Lil Silva.

On her latest album “Lover, Other”, Lowe infectiously embraces the format like a travelogue of sorts, drawing inspiration from choral music, sample culture, orchestral singing, gospel, and electronic music. It materialised in a collection of songs that sounds original, ear-pleasing and delightfully mercurial. 

“Lover, Other”’s fragmented and collage-like style brims with a first idea/best idea-zest, inspiring scenarios like ‘What if Prince made a record with Broadcast?’. Rosie Lowe’s work also underscores how imperfection makes music sound alive and vital – whether it’s adding field recordings from church bells or sampling legendary Japanese musician Makoto Matsushita. 

“Lowe’s supple harmonic lines, pirouetting horns, and a cloudburst of rainfall suspends you in air, with no sense of grounding or tether to the real world.” – Clash Magazine

“The thought and detail that Lowe puts into her music – whether it’s the recording process or her live shows – is refreshing” – The Line of Best Fit