Roswitha at Metropolitan Room

Roswitha - Official “DESTINY” CD Release Party

On her latest album, DESTINY, the renowned jazz and classical artist lives her own dreams, making the bold move to step out as a singer-songwriter. Here, she embraces her total musicality and tastefully integrates her instrumental virtuosity within a musical style Roswitha started to describe as Jazz Rock Pop. It’s an elegantly eclectic blend of jazz, classical, R&B, hip-hop, rock and pop that showcases her gorgeous compositions and soulfully angelic vocals. Roswitha’s album DESTINY is submitted to The Recording Academy for consideration for a GRAMMY nomination in several categories. Roswitha will be showcasing several selections from her new album DESTINY bringing her bold album concept to life. Please visit Roswitha's website at http://queenrosemusic.com....

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Roswitha - Official “DESTINY” CD Release Party

On her latest album, DESTINY, the renowned jazz and classical artist lives her own dreams, making the bold move to step out as a singer-songwriter. Here, she embraces her total musicality and tastefully integrates her instrumental virtuosity within a musical style Roswitha started to describe as Jazz Rock Pop. It’s an elegantly eclectic blend of jazz, classical, R&B, hip-hop, rock and pop that showcases her gorgeous compositions and soulfully angelic vocals. Roswitha’s album DESTINY is submitted to The Recording Academy for consideration for a GRAMMY nomination in several categories. Roswitha will be showcasing several selections from her new album DESTINY bringing her bold album concept to life. Please visit Roswitha's website at http://queenrosemusic.com.

"…Roswitha dazzles crowds with genre-bending compositions with mixed rock, funk, classical, new age, world fusion, and experimental-folk explosions of sonic beauty...vocally congruent with Adele, Leigh Nash and Katie Melua… Roswitha is an innovative musician that showcases fourteen unique musical concoctions that are almost indefinable. Nothing is amiss here.” by Matthew Forss, Inside World Music.

“I’ve put this album under “progressive rock.”…“art rock,”… This is great music that features a lot of violin and very complex compositions and arrangements. There’s a real focus on R&B and soul music, but plenty of other things, most notably world music … Personally, I’d say it falls closest to Bjork… quite an intriguing album … vocals on this cut make me think of Stevie Nicks quite a bit… pure style.” by G.W.Hill, Music Street Journal.

"... (Destiny) is about as unique as her description of it… a fresh sound…Her voice is light, yet strong in a way that could be compared to any number of female artists including Florence and the Machine or Sia… a progressive sound… finds its place peppered within multiple genres… it has a way of becoming oddly addictive after awhile.” by Alec Cunningham, goodvibesmusicreviews.

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