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“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

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.

“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.”

“Falling" is about the friendship and the moments when somebody's life begins to fall apart. Rosanne Baker Thornley's expressive delivery creates a sense of intimacy and reassurance. There’s a quiet strength in the song that proves you don’t need loud moments to make an impact with strong emotions.”

“Falling” sits in a lineage of Artists and timeless work that balances intimacy with emotional scope. Echoes of Carole King and James Taylor, meet the lyrical sensitivity of Joni Mitchell, the atmospheric grace of Sarah McLachlan, and the contemporary depth of Bon Iver, and Phoebe Bridgers.”

“Rosanne Baker Thornley, the Canadian singer-songwriter, is back with a new single, “Falling”. It’s a deeply felt piece of music that is a reminder that the most lasting art is often the most honest, and that is what Thornley provides.”

“Toronto singer-songwriter Rosanne Baker Thornley unveils the video for her beautifully introspective single ‘Her Mother’s Eyes’ - a cinematic, heartwarming track inspired by the quiet, emotional power of a single wedding morning photo”.

“HER MOTHER’S EYES”
Rosanne Baker Thornley In a world that’s overflowing with music, I greatly appreciate that “Her Mother’s Eyes” has found some musically diverse, great Spotify Playlists to be featured on. Playlists that originate from all corners of the globe.

La música y compositora canadiense Rosanne Baker Thornley presenta el sencillo “Her Mother’s Eyes”, una canción que construye una experiencia sutil, suave y cálida con una dulzura que transmite emociones de manera natural.

Canadian musician and composer Rosanne Baker Thornley releases “Her Mother’s Eyes”, a song that crafts a subtle, soft and warm experience with a natural emotional sweetness.

“Her Mother’s Eyes” paints a vivid scene of a daughter on her wedding day, the final touches of makeup being applied, a veil waiting in the stylist’s hand - and a mother witnessing the culmination of years in one fleeting moment.

Rosanne Baker Thornley sings these delicate songs not as cautionary tales to protect your heart or abstain from love, but to embrace it, to know your worth, and, when you get the chance, take a moment to look up.

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.

The lush new songs are an ode to self-discovery and to the subtle-yet-profound moments of life. The result is an unpredictable, vulnerable, strident and sincere album, built upon strong lyricism and dynamic musicianship.

Rosanne Baker Thornley (RBT). Listening to Sorry I’m Late is akin to sitting in front of a mature autobiographer telling her life story. The songs are intensely personal yet entirely relatable to so many listeners and certainly not too late.

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.

Revista Arte Brasileira : Interview with RBT
“Sorry I’m Late - a title that perfectly sums up the experience of the songs on my album, and the fact that I had waited quite a while between my first album and this new album”.

In the time it takes to boil one kettle, and let one cup of tea steep, we will have your daily art + music fix covered. Take your afternoon tea break with our Afternoon Tea curators. Today’s tea + soundtrack + visuals curated by Rosanne Baker Thornley.

Because of Me - when every heartfelt moment shared can't change the inevitable outcome. BEEHIVE CANDY.

This song is about someone who always arrives intertwined, who willingly submitted to a vulnerable version of themselves, and who left less tangled. ILLUSTRATE MAGAZINE, USA

I am really enjoying Rosanne's smooth vocals and how they are packed with so much raw emotion that instantly captures our attention from start to finish. CAESAR LIVE N LOUD

" I find myself singing along as if these words were written from my soul as well. Rosanne encourages listeners to “close your eyes and let the music ruminate in your heart,” and that’s exactly how it drew me in. "

"A tearjerking story of nostalgia and goodbyes is detailed in contemporary folk singer-songwriter Rosanne Baker Thornley’s newest single, “In Paris”. A tender song that pulls on the heartstrings and forces you to hear the lyrics"

“My hope is that my music and I will reach and fit into people’s lives, everywhere. That my songs will resonate with people who are struggling with, to or from something. That my songs will tell their stories and pull them into a space that is healing, hopeful, familiar, inspirational, safe. That people will feel seen, comforted, moved, heard.”

“As my songwriting years have evolved, my writing is more grounded in writing what I know. In searching my heart and writing that. To be honest. To be vulnerable. To be brave,” she shares.

“I truly love a great story song. Like the ones Gordon Lightfoot, Simon and Garfunkel, Harry Chapin, and Suzanne Vega used to drop on us. In the grand tradition of those hallowed names, singer-songwriter Rosanne Baker Thornley has released a powerfully delicate single, ‘In Paris’.”

Emerging on the Canadian music scene years ago, Rosanne Baker Thornley established herself as the lead vocalist and principal songwriter