Anin Rose On The Importance Of Working With Female Creatives in Music

Having released her latest single release ‘No Apologies’ on International Women’s Day, Hamburg born, London based singer Anin Rose crafts empowering pop songs with a gospel twist. Having worked extensively conducting the London International Gospel Choir, her compositions are heavily shaped by the choral sound.

With a sound that is best compared to the likes of Grace Carter and Jorja Smith, Anin Rose’s heavily piano-based compositions (inspired early on by Emeli Sande and Alicia Keys) have been moulded into an irresistable EP scheduled to release in May.

‘No Apologies’ is an empowering anthem about finding strength in vulnerability and not being apologetic about it and the chorus of female background singers adds to the track’s emotional magnitude.

Not just the pretty front of an album cover, women are being credited more and more as songwriters, producers or managers in mainstream music. “We win double the number of Grammys and remove our high heels on the red carpet. It has never been so exciting to be a woman and be surrounded by women changing the industry and striving for equality for everyone.“ 

Having worked recently with Freya Ridings and Jamie Grey, alongside leading performances at the o2 Shepherds Bush, The Southbank Centre and Union Chapel, the intimacy of thought within Anin Rose’s lyrics effortlessly moves audiences of all sizes.

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