Rose Stoller is a New York based multidisciplinary artist, vocalist, and songwriter. Sometimes whimsical, romantic, often somber or daring. In her original music, she is a delicate songwriter who merges an influence of contemporary jazz, R&B, Laurel Canyon folk rock, Bossa Nova, and ambient soundscapes into a corner of her own.
Graduate of LaGuardia High School’s famed Drama Department, Rose participates in theater and music respectively, and interdisciplinary pieces such as Ragnar Kjartansson’s “Romantic Songs of the Patriarchy” at The Guggenheim Museum in NYC. She was featured in 2017 and 2018’s Jazz In The Valley festival in Poughkeepsie, New York.
Rose has opened for Madame Gandhi, Trixie Whitley, Allegra Krieger, Ivan Julian (Richard Hell and The Voidoids and Lovelies), The Oshima Brothers, among other peers and contemporaries in the New York area.
“Live at Guava” out now, Live at The Lion’s Jaw out Winter 2026, and “Gone To Flower (Demos)” Spring 2026.
