Charge those crystals, shake the retrograde blues, and roll out the pink carpet! After breaking her musical hiatus with a sensual serving of anti-seasonal and sultry singleton songs, “Would You Like That” and “Only (feat. WurlD)”, respectively - award-winning and multi-platinum selling R&B Recording Artist, Rowlene, enjoys a quest for love, life, alignment and synchronicity with her latest EP, 'Frequency' distributed via Platoon.
Carving the foundation for her global prominence, ‘Frequency’ featuring a melting pot of multi-genre contemporaries, WurlD, Blaqbonez, and Oxlade, serves as a soothing appetizer ahead of Rowlene’s highly anticipated sophomore album. Delving into the themes of flirtatious sexual prowess, poetic imagery, whimsical and ethereal displays of vocal range, emotive lyricism, and captivating production, Rowlene explores the rollercoaster transition from lust, love, and loss curated for the ladies who seek to reclaim their power in relationship dynamics.
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Speaking on the ethos of the 'Frequency', Rowlene shares:
“11:11 is your connection to your subconscious, to gut feeling and knowledge without rationality. My entire life’s kinda been a representation of just going with the flow and not being attached to a specific outcome but always having faith and trusting that what's for me will never miss me - and numbers don't lie."
As plans to promote ‘Frequency’ in Los Angeles and to turn up the heated anticipation around her sophomore album with an enthralling international feature come into the fold, Rowlene’s return to music is paved with artistic growth and accolades. Be sure to stream 'Frequency' and request the lead single with the same title from your favourite radio stations. Connect with Rowlene on social media for more music news.
Stream her new EP below:
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