Alessi Rose

Alessi Rose is an indie pop singer-songwriter from London, England, known for self-producing much of her own music. Her sound blends honest, confessional lyricism with silky, understated vocals, drawing comparisons to artists like Anne-Marie and Julia Michaels. She emerged with a run of singles including «eat me alive», «lucy», «Take It or Leave It» and «CRUSH!», building an audience through streaming platforms and support from tastemaker outlets.

Much of her early songwriting explores themes of leaving home, growing up and navigating relationships, often disguising personal, bittersweet stories within catchy pop structures. Tracks like «hate this part» capture the tension between wanting independence and missing the people and places left behind, a recurring emotional thread across her catalogue.

With a small but growing body of work, Alessi Rose has gained recognition from platforms such as BBC Radio and Lyrical Lemonade, positioning her as one of the promising new voices in the UK indie pop scene, known for pairing intimate storytelling with polished, radio-friendly production.