Rosie Carney

Born in Hampshire, England and later settled in Ireland at the age of ten, Rosie Carney develops an intimate folk-writing style carried by a soft and restrained voice, somewhere between acoustic ballads, minimalist pop and a discreet dream pop mood. Signed as a teenager, Rosie Carney began to tour with a series of songs and EPs in the mid-2010s, before drawing broader attention with the track 'Winter' in 2017. Her first album, Bare, appeared in 2019 and laid the foundations of a pared-back universe, centered on sober arrangements, slow tempos and a constant attention to melancholic textures. In 2020, Rosie Carney released The Bends, a complete cover album of Radiohead's The Bends, approached in a hushed and introspective vein that extends her aesthetic without rupture. Her trajectory sits between folk songwriting, atmospheric indie pop and forms close to vocal ambient, with concerts in acoustic or seated contexts that suit this intimate register. Rosie Carney subsequently continued this work with Doomsday… Don’t Leave Me Here, released in 2026.