Rosie Lowe has been making music her whole life. On her 2016 debut album, "Control," she forged her own path, exploring themes of politics, feminism, and modern relationships. Lowe's music vehemently resists being pigeonholed. Electronic, British, soulful, progressive, rhythmic, introspective—these are just some of the attributes that can be used to describe her work.

On her second album, Rosie digs even deeper than before. With warm, sensual, and funk-driven textures, she delivers an album that poses bigger questions—about how the heart and mind work—and ultimately draws strength from opening both. However, this isn't an album solely about love and being loved: Lowe explores and questions life in her twenties in London as an emancipated woman in complete control of her own life.

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