Rosie Wilby's debut album ‘Precious Hours’ was released in the UK / Australia. The launch show at London's Ronnie Scott's prompted The Guardian to praise her ‘glorious voice’. She’s performed on the Left Field stage at Glastonbury, various venues at Edinburgh Fringe and other festivals including Guildford’s Ambient Picnic and Americana International Festival at Newark showground. She’s supported artists including Roddy Frame, Bob Geldof, Jamie Cullum, Glenn Tilbrook, Eileen Rose, Martin Stephenson. Her between song banter has also given rise to another successful career strand in stand up comedy. www.rosiewilby.com for more “Her voice is glorious” - Betty Clarke, The Guardian “dreamy, largely acoustic pop, that bustles with well-arranged harmonies and soothing melodies. The wistful lyrical matter hinges on themes of love and loss, but the overall sound is pleasingly summery, and perked up by rich instrumentation throughout" – Tim Perry, The Independent “Yet another example of musical genius minus a recording deal" – TNT magazine “She combines the power of PJ Harvey with the vulnerable sensitivity of Beth Orton and Tracey Thorn" - John Coleman, Whats On In London “creamy vocals and dreamy melodies. She's going to win a lot of hearts" – Evening Standard "there's a genuine warmth and honesty in her slow-burning harmonies that can work a subtle magic" – Metro “The sweet songstress enchanted the room with her honey-toned torch songs. Her 'Precious Hours' record is a songbook that, once open, is not easily forgotten.” - Unpeeled