Виниловая пластинка Baby Rose - Yearnalism [New Vinyl LP] Maroon

Genre: Rock

Release Year: 2026

Tracks:

1. When I'm Gone
2. But, NVM
3. Is This Love (Feat. Elmiene)
4. Dressed in Metal
5. Let Me Go
6. Better
7. Friends Again (Feat. Leon Thomas)
8. Sunday
9. Believe Me
10. The Reason
11. All My Love
12. Jasmine's Sonnet

With modern dating being reduced to app-swiping, toxic nonchalance and
even balloon-popping humiliation, we're losing recipes on how to properly
yearn for each other. But while most try to keep their guards up, Baby Rose is
staying devoted to what's real. Fresh off winning her first GRAMMY Award in
the Best R&B Album category for her part on Leon Thomas' MUTT, the
unmistakable contralto returns with Yearnalism, her third studio album
steeped in confidence, care and liberating love.
The singer-songwriter-producer defines yearnalism as the process and
documentation of desire in it's many forms: "Desiring freedom, desiring love,
desiring what you can't have, desiring
expansion." This streamlined 12-song LP of soon-to-be classics creates a bumpy
roadmap of
desire free from ego. Rose notes that despite the current trend of "too cool"
emotional avoidance in music and entertainment, she pushed herself and her
collaborators to bare a different side of themselves. "If you're coming into my
court, you're coming to yearn," she declares with a laugh.
Three albums in, Yearnalism is a sonic snapshot of Rose at her most
self-assured. "This is me
really honing in and trusting that signature, catching lightning-in-a-bottle
sound," she says. "This is kind of a lesson in me really figuring out that my
favorite process is being a part of the crew, being a part of this whole moment."
Baby Rose has been building up to this moment, brick by brick, for almost a
decade. Raised between Washington D.C. and Fayetteville, N.C. on artists like
Nina Simone, Donny Hathaway and Janis Joplin, the musician born Jasmine
Rose Wilson has been a mainstay in alternative R&B since her 2019 debut, To
Myself. That's when the smoky resonance of her voice and a
wise-beyond-her-years presence first stopped listeners in their tracks. Since
then, she has held her own on records with Ari Lennox, Big K.R.I.T., Q,
BADBADNOTGOOD and J. Cole. She closed out the end credits of Hollywood
blockbuster Creed III and lent her talents to A24's Materialists both onscreen
and off by giving the film's soundtrack two songs of aching texture and
moonlighting as a wedding singer in a cameo. She's graced stages with
everyone from Robert Glasper to Vince Staples and made appearances in
performance art at The Museum of Modern Art and ballets at Lincoln Center for
the Performing Arts in arrangements by Misty Copeland's choreographer, the
legendary Kyle Abraham. Her industry admirers include heavyweights like SZA,
Alicia Keys, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, H.E.R, Kehlani, James Blake and Olivia
Dean. Plainly put, Rose's name rings bells and her artistry speaks even higher
volumes.
Getting to the level of self-love that each track of Yearnalism exudes has been a
journey for Rose and one that she plans to keep taking. Rose credits therapy for
allowing her to call past bouts of anxiety and depression by their names,
friends like SZA for introducing her to methods of breathwork and meditation
and keeping God first for helping her stay grounded through her journey. With
her continued study of Yearnalism, Rose reminds the listener that it's worth it
to say the hard parts out loud with honesty and to love in spite of fear.