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What better way to kick-start another working week than discovering a stimulating, emerging musical talent.<\/p>\n
Allow us to introduce you to Elizabeth Rose; an Aussie songwriter \/ producer who is starting to make a rather colossal splash on this side of the pond. We’re engrossed in her melodic electro-pop, perfect Springtime vibes and layered, catchy melodies which sit comfortably alongside her love of bold beats. We quizzed her about a whole hoard of things so read on to find out more.<\/p>\n
Try your best to describe Elizabeth Rose in 5 words<\/strong><\/p>\n Fun, quirky, emotional, dark, beats.<\/p>\n How has a place like Sydney shaped you as a\u00a0creative. How has it inspired you musically?<\/strong><\/p>\n I never really think about how Sydney has shaped me…I’ve always just made music that I love to listen to and music that sounds good to me – sonically I’m not influenced by the city I live in. I’ve always loved dance music and pop\/rnb growing up as a young girl…watching Video Hits on Saturday mornings before dance classes marvelling at Missy Elliot\/Christina Aguilera\/Aaliyah\/Destinys Child.<\/p>\n What\u2019s the scene like in Sydney in comparison to other cities that you have visited?<\/strong><\/p>\n After coming back from New York last year I have a new opinion on the scene in Sydney – moreso the live music scene, there just isn’t much going on over here when NY is constantly buzzing even on the subway with amazing buskers! It doesn’t help when we have ridiculous 1 30am lockout laws just put in place that affects live venues\/clubs. I mean Sydney isn’t that bad, but yeah – there’s room for improvement for sure.<\/p>\n You have quite an unconventional sound. What inspires that?<\/strong><\/p>\n When I’m writing I really like to push myself creatively to put together sounds that are unique and refreshing to my own ears. I listen to a wide variety of genres from jazz to house to rap to minimal techno to rnb to pop! From every song I love and listen to in these genres I am influenced subconsciously from their melodies, complex rhythms and production sounds.<\/p>\n Are you loving any music coming out of the UK at the moment?<\/strong><\/p>\n I love Lone and his side project Kona Triangle…also a big fan of Caribou, James Blake and AlunaGeorge. Caribou’s album Swim is always a great reference\/point of inspiration for me…amazing production and variety of synths used.<\/p>\n Dream collaboration? If you could make a track with any other musician either dead or alive, who would be your first choice?<\/strong><\/p>\n The Knife for sure!<\/p>\n