Rosie H Sullivan is a Scottish singer-songwriter whose distinct voice and compelling storytelling have established her as one of Scotland's most promising musical talents. Originally from the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Sullivan now calls Edinburgh home, bringing her island roots and contemporary sensibilities to her evolving sound. After releasing two critically acclaimed EPs through Nettwerk, Sullivan has confidently returned to independent releasing, maintaining full creative control over her artistic direction. Her single "Lazy River," a co-write with Fatherson's Ross Leighton, has become her fastest-streaming release to date, connecting with audiences through its authentic lyricism and memorable production and melody. The 22 year old stands apart in today's musical landscape through her exceptional lyrical craftsmanship, delivering depth and nuance that transcends the observational writing common among her contemporaries. Her newest single "Porcupine," written with James Earp (the producer and co-writer behind Lewis Capaldi's breakthrough hit "Bruises"), further showcases her evolving artistry. A captivating live performer, Sullivan has toured extensively throughout the UK and graced the stages of prestigious Scottish festivals including Celtic Connections and Belladrum. Backed by her exceptional band of members from Scottish counterparts No Windows, and Calum Bowie, her performances demonstrate a stage presence and confidence well beyond her years.
