TLR Double: Rosier & Elanor Moss

Rosier

Rosier, a Montreal-based, predominantly female collective, perfectly embodies the expression 'between tradition and modernity.' With a strong ethereal, poetic, and dreamy inclination, the quintet brings a unique touch to today's indie-folk. Their repertoire of modernized folk-trad songs showcases female voices expressing contemporary values while remaining rooted in their heritage, blending indie sounds with pop influences.

On stage, the group blends soaring vocal harmonies, guitar, and synthesizers to create an immersive experience. Between poetic ballads and driving rhythms, they celebrate their roots while exploring new sounds. The captivating voices and the Canadian trio's musical chemistry transport audiences into a vibrant world where past and present intertwine. Every Rosier performance is a moment of pure emotion.

Elanor Moss

An 'emotionally transatlantic' talent with family roots in Lincolnshire and Baltimore, Elanor draws on folk influence from homes familiar and felt. She uses songs to turn over the nuances of life lived in relation to others, taking inspiration from the British folk canon and American one alike.

With heroes including Judee Sill and Joni Mitchell as well as Sibylle Baier and Vashti Bunyan, her subject is always people in all their lovely flawed-ness.