Gabriella Rose

Born in 2002 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Gabriella Rose has gradually established herself as an American singer-songwriter working between vintage pop, folk and country. She began writing and performing in high school, and at 16 recorded her first EP, Lost in Translation, released in 2019, which laid the foundation for an aesthetic blending melancholic melodies, intimate storytelling and retro style. In the early 2020s she released a string of independent singles and shaped an identity that sits between stripped-down folk ballads and indie-tinged songwriting while growing an online audience. In November 2024 the track “Double Wide” circulated widely on TikTok and reinforced her digital presence. In 2025 her career reached a new phase with “Madeline”, a spare duet with Zach Bryan that placed her on the contemporary folk and country scene and brought her to major stages, notably during Bryan’s shows at MetLife Stadium in the New York area.