Baby Rose's Third Album 'Yearnalism' Explores Yearning as Life Force
Baby Rose releases her third album 'Yearnalism' on Friday, a 12-track exploration of longing and desire. The 31-year-old US singer coined the term 'Yearnalism' to describe her philosophy of documenting desire and broadcasting every emotion. The album features a duet with former Nickelodeon star Leon Thomas on 'Friends Again', a song about navigating friendship after a moment of weakness. Rose's powerful, room-filling voice transforms each song into a visceral experience, particularly on opening tracks 'When I'm Gone' and 'But, Nvm'. The album was preceded by the single 'Friends Again' released four months ago.
Key facts
- Baby Rose releases third album 'Yearnalism' on Friday
- Album contains 12 songs
- Baby Rose is 31 years old and from the USA
- She coined the term 'Yearnalism' meaning 'the activity or profession of documenting desire and broadcasting every emotion'
- Single 'Friends Again' was released four months ago
- Leon Thomas, former Nickelodeon star from 'Victorious', features on 'Friends Again'
- Opening tracks are 'When I'm Gone' and 'But, Nvm'
- Album theme centers on love and yearning as a driving force of life
Entities
Artists
- Baby Rose
- Leon Thomas
Institutions
- Nickelodeon
Locations
- USA