Yearnalism (CD)
Baby Rose
Amoeba Review
Baby Rose's latest is an antidote to the commodification, swipe-culture, and affected nonchalance of modern romance. Yearnalism is an ode to desire, as well as an enticement. Desire more. Desire the impossible. Desire connection, freedom, growth. Baby Rose's sound is earnest, honest, and rooted in the old school. She has the voice of a classic crooner – jazzy, smoky, lovelorn – while the melodies blend Motown, indie, and classic R&B. Captivating and vibey, listening to Yearnalism feels like falling in love.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
|
1.
When I'm Gone
|
Baby Rose | 02:56 |
|
2.
But, Nvm
|
Baby Rose | 03:07 |
|
3.
Is This Love
|
Baby Rose , Elmiene | 03:16 |
|
4.
Dressed in Metal
|
Baby Rose | 02:50 |
|
5.
Let Me Go
|
Baby Rose | 03:08 |
|
6.
Better
|
Baby Rose | 03:40 |
|
7.
Friends Again
|
Baby Rose | 03:38 |
|
8.
Sunday
|
Baby Rose , Leon Thomas | 05:05 |
|
9.
Believe Me
|
Baby Rose | 02:49 |
|
10.
The Reason
|
Baby Rose | 03:47 |
|
11.
All My Love
|
Baby Rose | 03:12 |
|
12.
Jasmine's Sonnet
|
Baby Rose | 03:53 |














