Rosalie James is a singer, musician and award-winning songwriter from Cornwall, UK. Her work will appeal to fans of emotionally literate indie, folk and new wave artists. With brutally honest lyrics, pop sensibilities a powerfully dreamy voice and a captivating stage presence, listeners and critics alike are recognising the promise of something special.

Having experienced lifelong social, emotional and sensory difficulties, Rosalie was diagnosed as autistic in 2023. After ten years as a social worker, she has returned to her creative roots. Her desire to change the world remains, using music to raise awareness and reduce stigma within domestic violence, addiction, neurodiversity and mental health. Rosalie James’ debut album, Full of Chemicals, was released on 12/07/2024.

“Soft Target is for the lost generations of women who weren’t diagnosed as neurodivergent because they just seemed A Lot. It’s for the ‘over-sensitive drama queens’ who attracted people that liked us a little crazy and vulnerable but had nothing to give us. I’m still awkward and difficult and scared of balloons. I lost a career and I’m full of chemicals. It’s not an excuse, but it’s an explanation – and I’m not alone. We’re not alone.” (Rosalie James)

Soft Target won the International Songwriting Competition (Unpublished Category) in 2023 and is a Finalist in the Unsigned Only Competition 2024.