Rosemarie
Rosemarie has been captivating audiences since the age of four, showcasing her talents in singing, dancing, and playing musical instruments. Splitting her time between California and Nashville, her passion for performing has fueled a vibrant and ever-evolving career in country music. With deep ties to Music City, Rosemarie has worked with renowned producer Rick Durrett and continues to collaborate with some of the best musicians in the industry.

Her dedication to her craft has earned her numerous accolades, including performing at the prestigious Omni Hotel Radio Convention alongside guitarist Justin Weaver, known for his work with Beyonce' and the Chicks. She has also been featured as an extra on six episodes of the hit TV show Nashville and appeared on two of the largest digital signs on Broadway in Nashville.

Rosemarie's music has reached audiences worldwide. In 2021, six of her songs were played on New Zealand's Galaxy FM, captivating over five million listeners during her live interview. In the past year alone, three of her original songs have hit #1 on the Indie Country Charts worldwide. She has her own CMT music video with her original song, Since You Let Me Go, which is a time travel with a cast of 50 actors and dancers which is a tribute to veterans and the military. It earned her a spot performing with Lee Greenwood, raising money for Operation Standdown. The story of her captivating music career was featured in US Veterans Magazine.

Her latest achievements include her original song, Let the Stranger In, which is in radio rotation alongside major artists like Jelly Roll, Morgan Wallen, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson. The song Let the Stranger In, reached #23 on New Music Weekly charts in November 2024, earning her recognition as an up-and-coming Artist in Country Music.

Rosemarie's collaborations include working with Garth Brook's legendary G-Men, all of whom are members of the Nashville Hall of Fame.!!! Her re-recorded cover of Tiffany's iconic hit, I Think Were Alone Now, was produced and performed by Garth Brooks' guitarist Chris Leuzinger and features exceptional musicians like Blair Masters and Lonnie Wilson, whose collective credits span over 600 number-one hits. With a career that bridges Nashville's legacy and contemporary country music, Rosemarie continues to inspire audiences with her passion, authenticity and extraordinary talent!

Additional Artist/Song Information:

Artist Name: Rosemarie


Song Title: Runaway Train


Publishing: Rosemarie Music


Publishing Affiliation: BMI


Album Title: Runaway Train


Record Label: Colt

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