ROSANNE BAKER THORNLEY SIGNS with STEAM MUSIC GROUP, Berlin/LA/NYC/Stockholm

“Meeting Rosanne in Toronto only reinforced what I already felt about her music and the person behind it. We’re incredibly happy to be working together and are excited about what lies ahead. This partnership is built on shared values, mutual respect and a genuine belief in the songs, and we look forward to creating many new opportunities together in the years to come.”- Andrew Jon Campbell, Steam Music Group

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ROSANNE BAKER THORNLEY finds power in the quiet on latest single “Falling” - Kindline Magazine

Instead of chasing Hollywood-style climaxes, “Falling” finds solace in the gentle reassurance of knowing someone’s battles and standing by them through the unknown. ROSANNE BAKER THORNLEY has penned a heartfelt piece that speaks with honesty and grace, reminding us that sometimes, the best way to show our love is just to be there for someone when they need us the most.

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Rosanne Baker Thornley has a wonderful way of writing music that is down to earth, and yet takes you into its emotional world. - Hypehub

“Rosanne Baker Thornley has a wonderful way of writing music that is down-to-earth, and yet takes you into its emotional world. “Falling” is a gentle, loving act of reassurance, a soft reminder that the most profound way to love someone can be as simple as being there for someone when they need you most.”

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Thornley has once again proven, among other artistic successes, she’s a masterful storyteller.

Each moment on this album is picturesque…Painting scenes that are fully emotional if not haunting at times. A journey through this storyteller’s Rolodex of memories, regrets, triumphs, and what ifs. Thornley’s phrasing leaves the listener hanging on every word. No hyperbole, Thornley has once again proven, among other artistic successes, she’s a masterful storyteller.

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... hints of Lucinda, a dollop of Joni, shades of Patti, all Rosanne Baker Thornley - Lenny Stoute, BTW 34

Whiles there’s no doubting her writing skills, her voice has endured as that warm, supple, theatrical instrument, changing skins to suit the song, equally at home with the beauty and the heartbreak. That and the crystalline production and arrangements of Will Schollar puts “Sorry I’m Late” squarely in the front ranks of current releases in this genre.

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