Rozi Plain

With ‘Prize’, Rozi Plain lyrically reinvents the mundane and presents it as philosophical rhetoric. While the silky melodies and relaxed, walking-paced rhythms which define her music are very much present throughout this album, moments build into a groovy, excited triumph – it is brilliance.

Rozi Plain returns this month with her new album Prize on 13 January 2023 on Memphis Industries. Today she reveals her latest new video for her fourth album single ‘Painted the Room’.

Rozi Plain holds an intimate gig in the Blue Basement, hidden below Soho’s Third Man Records store to celebrate the announcement of her forthcoming album Prize…Lila Tristram was there to soak it all up.

Rozi Plain announces her new album PRIZE (13 January 2023 on Memphis Industries), featuring her widest cast of players to date and shares the video for her first single ‘Agreeing for Two’.

Taken from the forthcoming Memphis Industries ‘Lost Christmas’, watch the video for lead single ‘We Build Our Houses Well’ featuring Rachael Dadd, Rozi Plain, This is The Kit’s Kate Stables and more.

A musical exploration featuring many creatives, What a Boost is a creative high for Rozi Plain, so let’s hope this subtle-but-stunning album gives her the boost she so richly deserves.

Our Song of the Day comes from Rozi Plain with her latest single ‘Swing Shut’, from her upcoming album ‘What A Boost’ on Memphis Industries, coming 5th April 2019.

Rozi Plain has shared a lyric video for her new single ‘Symmetrical’, also our Song of the Day, which is taken from ‘What a Boost’, her forthcoming album on her new label Memphis Industries (5th April).

This week’s mix is the first in a new mix series in which we only feature vinyl and cassette format. The first comprises entirely of vinyl 7″ singles/EPs. The geeky bit: The mix was recorded using Audio-Technica AT-LP5 using the built-in phono stage and USB output. I may use an external phono Stage next time, just for comparison. Some of the singles were in need of a good clean so expect some crackles …

Shirley Inspired is nothing less than a vitally important set, very likely the most important one you’ll consider buying this year. And the best possible tribute to a remarkable, and highly inspirational and influential, lady.

Rozi Plain returns to Bristol for the launch of her new album ‘Friends’. She performed in front a warm crowd gathered on-board the Thekla, in the Mud Dock area of Bristol’s Floating Harbour. Very much a homecoming show on which she was joined by The Hand and ‘Babe’ who were also her backing band for the night.

Serene and subtle on the surface, with a deeper undercurrent running through – Rozi Plain’s aptly-titled third record, see’s her joined by a host of alt-folk familiars. The results are utterly spellbinding.