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Chelle Rose creates East Tennessee country-rock with a moonshine kick and a mountain poet’s knack for being |
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fearless, colorful and right on target.” - Nashville Scene, Dec ‘05 |
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NASHVILLE’S TOP CRITICS
SING ROSE’S PRAISES
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To say that Rose creates acoustic folk-rock wouldn’t capture the fire or emotional release in her driving arrangements and unflinching lyrics. The singer-songwriter took nearly a year off to have a baby, but she’s returned to performing with enterprising fortitude, appearing regularly in recent weeks to introduce new material and light a fire under familiar tunes. A resident of Nashville and a dedicated supporter of the local music community, Rose is a mountain-raised East Tennessean with a big voice who, instead of playing country-rock, rocks like only a country gal can.”
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Michael McCall,
Nashville Scene Critic’s Pick
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...of late, she's shifted her sound from literate, contemplative acoustic-ish hillbilly Americana (think Loretta Lynn pondering Hemingway, or something like that) into something louder, bluesier and Wholly Rockin’ (think Steve Earle listening to the Marshall Tucker Band, while pondering Loretta Lynn pondering Hemingway, or something like that). Anyway, she's a wise little heart-slicer and she makes good music."
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Peter Cooper, Tennessean
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