Madison OShea
NYC-based artist, blogger, and performer. A lover of thrifting, collector of Spotify playlists, and enthusiast of cheap wine.
It has been said that immense amounts of pressure creates the most beautiful diamonds; or that the cherished lotus flower grows from the mud. The majority of life’s precious gifts are preceded by the most difficult and harrowing moments.
When it comes to human beings, we often find our truest sense of love after losing it. The hurt brings us closer to ourselves and our oneness with the world. At times, it feels that we can never feel love, in any sense, ever again. This is precisely the time where we need to look inward the most.
For breakout star, ROSIE, the hurt she’s experienced has manifested itself into something quite special with her newest single Good For Me. No stranger to metamorphosis, ROSIE understands the vulnerability after heartache. It’s evident through her emotional storytelling. Good For Me explores the singer’s experiences with love and loss, and how in the heat of heartbreak we start to pick ourselves apart. We wonder if we’ll ever “do better,” or if we deserve the kind of love we dream about. ROSIE’s response? Of course we do.
ROSIE packs a vulnerable punch in Good For Me. It’s an extremely intimate song, almost like a shared conversation between her and a friend. We catch a glimpse into her psyche through controlled, nuanced vocals. Soft harmonies weave themselves through the melody like a sigh. With Good For Me, ROSIE is here to remind us that failed relationships don’t equal failure within ourselves, and that losing love doesn’t make us any less whole. In fact, in the long run, we will learn to put the broken pieces back together again.
NYC-based artist, blogger, and performer. A lover of thrifting, collector of Spotify playlists, and enthusiast of cheap wine.
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